God as a mathematician (summary)

The laws of nature are mathematical, even down to the quantum level.
Why the laws of nature are mathematical is a profound mystery because it does not need to be that way.
It is even more mysterious that we can comprehend the mathematical nature of the universe.

Some argue the mathematical nature of the universe is proof of God.
They point out that the mathematical laws underpinning the universe are extremely precise and seem to have been precisely fine-tuned to allow life to exist.
The universe, they argue, thus shows every sign of mathematical and intelligent design.
God, they argue, is a consummate mathematician who used beautiful mathematics in creating the universe.
God is an expert in applied geometry.
Through mathematical laws, God brings order to the world; order and harmony that reveals and expresses God.
It is God that breathes life into the mathematical equations of the universe.
Mathematics is God’s relation to the realm of nature and gives us insight into the mind of God.
Mathematics is the very language of God.
Mathematics is described by some as a branch of theology and even a religion which is ironical because mathematics is also described by others as the religion of atheists.
Mathematics belongs to God and is a divine pursuit that can bring us closer to God and makes us Godlike.
In ancient times, mathematics was very much associated with God.
Mathematics, like God, is an ineffable a mystery.
It is through mathematics that we can come to an understanding of infinity and zero.
God, the mathematician, some would argue, is an impersonal God.
God, some argue, transcends mathematics.