Can God create a triangle with interior angles that total less than 180 degrees?

Question

Can He also make the triangle more sanctimonious than your typical Christian?

Answer 1

Nerdly Stud you are hot just for asking that question. You are now god. I'm am a born again Nerdly Studist. I pray to your geometry.

Answer 2

Mathematics: If God could create a triangle with interior angles measuring less than 180 it would make little difference to us. Imaginary numbers are essential to technology and mathematics. So, do not be discouraged. If time space is warped, the lines would extend through (other) dimensions.

Religion: Sanctimonious triangles exist where ever you find unscrupulous clergy, bigots, scam artists, fanatics, psychotics, liars, pimps, chauvinist, lawyers, realestate agents, salesmen, marketing agents, and politicians. (Sometimes law enforcement officers and judges.)

Answer 3

God created Truth and as such He made it impossible to create such a triangle because it would then no longer be a triangle by definition.

And while He could make a triangle more sanctimonious than your typical Christian, it is beyond His power and might to make one more infantile than the typical atheist.

Answer 4

John 14:7

Answer 5

Check this out. I can do what you are wondering. You get the inside of an orange peel. On that peel you make a triangle all with acute angles. Add it up, and it will be less then 180. HAHA. Wait. Am I god?

Answer 6

Yes, a triangle in a hyperbolic geometric system has total internal angle less than 180 degrees.

Answer 7

I would say 'yes' to the former before the latter, but I'm certain that God has better things to do.

My theory of God is that God travels around the whole universe, and left these parts ten or more billion years ago (in our kind of reckoning).

Whenever God comes back to check on things, everything could get changed--or nothing. Let's just enjoy it while we're here.

I don't need heaven, hell, afterlife, or religions; I just have my theory to explain how everything came to be. And that's quite enough.

Answer 8

well, there is a Tesseract. It is a regular convex 4-polytope with eight cubical link cells.
Euclidean 4-space is given as the convex hull of the points (±1, ±1, ±1, ±1). That is, it consists of the points:

\{(x_1,x_2,x_3,x_4) \in \mathbb R^4 \,:\, -1 \leq x_i \leq 1 \}.

A tesseract is bounded by eight hyperplanes (xi = ±1). Each pair of non-parallel hyperplanes intersects to form 24 square faces in a tesseract. Three cubes and three squares intersect at each edge. There are four cubes, six squares, and four edges meeting at every vertex. All in all, it consists of 8 cubes, 24 squares, 32 edges, and 16 vertices.

Answer 9

Even god would have to follow his on laws of nature. He could, however make one sanctimonious triangle. Simply looking at it would put you into ecstasy.

Answer 10

He can do anything. Did you heard about a trinagle with interior angles more than 180 degrees? It is true for curved space. But it was discovered not more than 200 years ago.

Answer 11

He can, but why would he want to break the laws that he put in place to operate the universe? I suppose he could come down here and break every one of his ten commandments too, but same question, why would he? For your personal entertainment perhaps?

Sorry for my flipness, but I get irritated at these religious zealots that seem to think that they have a personal insight into God and can therefore twist his creation and words anyway they want for their own purpose. Go to the source and ask him though prayer or Bible reading, don;t ask us silly questions as it you are some kind of mental giant trying to prove some bizarre notion that you came up with.