gods number is 0

Synchronicity strikes with a big bang Some time ago I started reading "World Famous Strange Tales and Weird Mysteries" by Colin and Damon Wilson. One of their stories revolve around "synchronicity or Mere Coincidence." As I was reading that article my friend who lives and travels with me said: "there was something I was supposed to remind you of but now I can't remember. Wait a minute, I remember now. You must make a new set of keys." At that moment I looked out of the window of the bus and we passed a locksmith.

This morning synchronicity struck again. I can't remember my thought processes but I was thinking of the universe equating down to a perfect circle. I'm a pantheist so to me God and the universe is one and the same. And now I'm checking this post saying that the number of God is 0. Pretty cool huh?

If the number of God is zero then anything can divide into god but god cannot divide into anything. Umm, just a stray thought

I LOL'D!!!!

God as a number? No... not quite... But 1.618, or phi, is gods Golden Number. Read.
en.wikipedia.org...
It is how we, or all things, are made. Or constructed is a better word than made really.

Personally, I think the maximum number of angels that can dance on the head of a pin is.... 4,712...done.

i can just tell that im right someone here will agree with ne

This is a very intriguing thread! First of all, God says that he is both the Alpha and the Omega which, in Greek, means the beginning and the end.
Well, if God is both the beginning and the end then he cannot be equal to "0". A circle has no beginning or end; therefore, God cannot be representative of "0"! Also, if he is both the beginning and the end, then he is not null or void.

Also, size has no relevance to infinity because infinity exists within all things. For example, give me all the fractions that exists between the numbers 1/16 and 2/16! it is impossible because an infinity of space exists between them. The same space exists within every cell, or every atom in your body; therefore, we are all infinite in some respects.

As far as infinity is concerned, the entire universe could easily be contained within a single grain of sand because size is relative to infinity.

He isn't zero, he is one being or everything that is.

I don't know if you've ever been wrong the first time (hard for me to believe), but I know that the universe shouldn't exist really, and the odds of it having all the right elements, proterties, strengths of each force, life, ect. is 10 to the 800th power I beleive. That is like winning the powerball around 750 times in a row.

To many people, especially those who have had Near Deth Experience (NDE), know that we are all one at the spirit level and God is not zero (my opinion), and I don't see how he could be.

Maybe you could tell me if you think your right about your thought.

Maybe this god could be the period preceding a zero such as .0. And than god could be every number devised. But if it came down to 1's and 0's such as mans creation of the cyber world, than god would be nothing, because it (god) would not be a part of the code.

I think it more probable the key to your god lies within DNA code somewhere.

From my NDE I came back knowing there is no god as created by the mind of man. It is a light in darkness that empowers each being in the mortal realm. Yes, we are as one in the light universe.

"if the devil is 6, then god is 7" - frank black / pixies

Well, in the Ten Commandments, God says he's #1, although you would probably expect that.

Since most definitions of God are rife with paradoxes, I would think that he'd have an imaginary number, more along the lines of the square root of -1. Or maybe God would be represented by both 0 and 1, concurrently.

The OP is correct. The "number" of God is 0.

This has less to do with math and more to do with metaphysics.

0. is not God, it is as close to the realization as we can attain.

The messengers have come with the "number", 0.

Let the Earth rejoice, and all they that dwell therein.

at last someone agrees that it could infact be that