Enlightenment, religion, Math?

Question

Please find a website that deals with the time period of Enlightenment, with any conflicts Between religion and Mathematics over debate about proving or Disproving God.
The Religion must be Christianity
Twenty Points who ever can do this, i will open up another question for the person who gets it right and give him or her the points free of any question.

Answer 1

http://www.meta-library.net/ghc-hist/riseo-frame.html
http://www.asa3.org/ASA/education/origins/books-lh.htm
http://www.maa.org/reviews/MathDivine.html
http://www.meta-religion.com/Mathematics/mathematics.htm

these are some of teh sites i found, hope it is wot u r looking for...

Answer 2

Dear Reivax: Cannot give you such a website. May I try and answer some of your points? Myself?

First we have to separate the terms: Enlightenment, Religion, and Mathematics.

1. The time period of Enlightenment was Eternity - before the instant of the Great Separation. This was a "Time" when we contained All Knowledge shared by the Father through the One -Mind He had Created as His Kingdom. (His Children, spirit-minds, are connected to each other and to Him through a joint channel of mind - which provided us Life as individual creations - yet connected by a shared One- Mind channel.)

2. Religion begins at the Separation. It is made of interpretations by man and some inspiration - rather than the Creator's Knowledge, in its Purity.

3. Mathematics - Mankind, in his physical world desires order out of the chaos he sees around him. To bring order to his new environment and make it rational and logical - he replaces Knowledge (within his spirit-mind) with the human "intellect." His chosen system is quantitative theory in which he perceives, lists, and measures all elements of his chosen home.

There is no conflict between any of the three. This is because Enlightenment deals with the Truth of your Reality and your Creation by God - involving your Relationship to Him and His other Creations - your brothers. You seek enlightenment because you have forgotten your Reality.

Religion is part of the Separation. It is a means, through our willingness, to acknowledge a Creator, Our Father, but to deny our Reality as it is, truly. Through religion we offer reverence to something greater, yet through interpretations of His Reality, we are DIVIDED about its Truths and therefore deny our One-ness and Unity. You cannot have unity and one-ness while being separated by your interpretations.

Mathematics can not measure what it can not see, touch, feel, or hear. It cannot quantify the Father and our Kingdom in our Reality. It can explore the physical world - not God's Creation. It can explore space, but not spirit. It can deny a Creator's existence, but only because He is an element that cannot be perceived and quantified.

Simplistic? Perhaps. But basic truths.

I hope some of these lines are profitable to you in contemplation.

Answer 3

I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to do that. In general, there weren't many situations where math didn't agree with religion because Catholicism attempted to pride itself on its logical path towards god; philosophers and theologians were in the time through the middle ages. MATH is pure logic, so even the theists can't argue with it, it wasn't until science was brought into the picture that there were really any big disagreements with it, though certain theologians ran into difficulties every now and then... Crap, I can't remember the name of that one guy I had to a do a huge paper for in my Medieval History course...

Answer 4

Is it Scientology?

Answer 5

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/hum_303/enlightenment.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Enlightenment
http://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/enlightenment/context.html
http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/ENLIGHT/ENLIGHT.HTM