As Bertrand Russell Once Wrote, Two Plus

A God Whose Creation Is So Imperfect That He Must Be Continually Adjusting It To Make It Work Properly Seems To Me A God Of Relatively Low Order, Hardly Worthy Of Any Worship.

In No Other Branch Of Mathematics Is It So Easy For Experts To Blunder As In Probability Theory.

[t]he More The Public Is Confused, The Easier It Falls Prey To Doctrines Of Pseudo-science Which May At Some Future Date Recieve The Backing Of Politically Powerful Groups [...]a Renaissance Of German Quasi-science Paralleled The Rise Of Hitler.

Mathematics Is Not Only Real, But It Is The Only Reality. That Is That Entire Universe Is Made Of Matter, Obviously. And Matter Is Made Of Particles. It's Made Of Electrons And Neutrons And Protons. So The Entire Universe Is Made Out Of Particles. Now What Are The Particles Made Out Of They're Not Made Out Of Anything. The Only Thing You Can Say About The Reality Of An Electron Is To Cite Its Mathematical Properties. So There's A Sense In Which Matter Has Completely Dissolved And What Is Left Is Just A Mathematical Structure.

As Far As I Know, Clifford Pickover Is The First Mathematician To Write A Book About Areas Where Math And Theology Overlap. Are There Mathematical Proofs Of God? Who Are The Great Mathematicians Who Believed In A Deity? Does Numerology Lead Anywhere When Applied To Sacred Literature? Pickover Covers These And Many Other Off-trail Topics With His Usual Verve, Humor, And Clarity. And Along The Way The Reader Will Learn A Great Deal Of Serious Mathematics.