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Faith and Math Podcast

Disclaimer: As with all our resources and especially Podcasts, inclusion does not necessarily mean endorsement of the views presented.  Our aim was to include important presentations from multiple points of view so the researcher can form her own opinions—informed by a Christian world-view.

Currently Featured on this Podcast:

     •     Is Faith Required for Mathematics? Is Mathematics Required for Faith? (Russell Howell Video)

     •     William Lane Craig on Mathematics

     •     The Applicability of Mathematics Once More (Reasonable Faith Article)

Closer to the Truth (On YouTube)

     •     Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered? (Stephen Wolfram)

     •     Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered? (Stephen Weingberg)

     •     Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered? (Roger Penrose)

Other:

     •     God and Mathematics

         •     Why Does Mathematics Work? - Differential Equations in Action (Leonard Susskind)

     •     Math You Need for Quantum Mechanics Prt 1 (Leonard Suskind)

     •     Math You Need for Quantum Mechanics Prt 2

     •     Review of Mathematics Through the Eyes of Faith (Joshua Wilkerson, in Academe)

     •     Is Mathematics Invented or Discovered (Edward Frenkel)

     •     Mathematics as Hidden Reality (Edward Frenkel)

     •     Is God a Mathematician?  (Michio Kaku)

     •     Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem (Marcus du Sutoy - Numberfile)

     •     Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem - Extra Footage 1 (Marcus du Sutoy - Numberfile)

     •     Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem  - Extra Footage 2

     •     What We Cannot Know (Marcus du Sutoy)

     •     Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem Explained in 3 Minutes (Roger Penrose)

     •     The Limits of Understanding (at the World Science Festival)

     •     Introduction to the Philosophy of Mathematics (Ray Monk, Philosophy Overdose)

     •     Philosophy of Mathematics and Truth (Joel David Hamkins Interview)

     •     Math’s Fundamental Flaw (Veritasium)

     •     Mathematics is the Queen of Sciences (NOVA)