Well, when one thinks about the difficulties that many of us have trying to understand what the bible is actually saying, that does make perfect sense.
I understand your point tom, and I apologise if I sounded short. Whatever we consider God to be, or even if we consider science our God, the rules for the universe are written in the language of math. Your comment gave me an idea. Perhaps the bible SHOULD have been written in the language of mathematics. Then we wouldn't have all this interpretations.
If the velocity of x is determined by the angular propulsion of y divided by the directional resistance of a at what point will x reach equilibrium. Please show all work and graph your answer.
This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at December 21, 2016 2:25 PM MST
I never really understood it. Poor grades in school. I have a grand niece (7) who is so good at math that they are sending her to a special school for gifted children. Good for her!
@ Sapphic Heart, There are 10 trees. There are 9 dots. Actually I could do 12!
This post was edited by Marguerite, the Beloved at December 21, 2016 2:01 PM MST
Math is fun! (See homeomorphically irreducible trees). They have puzzles. 
Benedict Arnold 