[In] mathematics... we never know what we are talking about, nor whether what we are saying is true.        Bertrand Russell
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GODS OF MATHEMATICS

There are 3,000 known major gods on the Disc, with more being discovered by research theologians every week (who publish in the journals Nature Theology and the Good God Guide).

There appears to be no recorded God of Mathematics, but there must be one because we are told in Small Gods that whenever there exists belief, how ever small, there exists a corresponding god. And there are certainly people who believe in mathematics. More accurately, they believe that they want nothing to do with it.
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