'The Theory of Biblical Patterns' frequently asked questions
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Question 1. Where are the patterns found?
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Answer 1. Genesis 1:1
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Question 2. How many patterns have been found so far?
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Answer 2. 100
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Question 3. What is the probability that the patterns occurred by chance?
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Answer 3. By my calculations, 1 in 1e579, but even if my calculations are
found to be wrong by 529 orders of magnitude, it is still beyond
absurd, 1 in 1e50, that the patterns occurred by chance.
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Question 4. How high of IQ would Moses have had to have had to put the
100 patterns in Genesis 1:1 without a higher intelligence involved?
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Answer 4. I estimate around a geegolplex. A geegol is 10^^^^100. A
geegolplex is 10^^^^geegol.
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Question 5. What is the theme of the patterns found?
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Answer 5. God's prime digits, 3 for trinity and 7 for divine perfection,
and God's prime pairs, 3 and 7 side by side, 37 and 73, and also
the number of chromosomes in Human DNA, 23.
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Question 6. What is the simplest pattern?
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Answer 6. Pattern 1, there are 7 words in Genesis 1:1.
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Question 7. What is the most complicated pattern?
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Answer 7. Pattern 54, subsets of words find 37.
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Question 8. What is the most probable pattern?
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Answer 8. Pattern 6, that last two words add up to 7 letters.
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Question 9. What is the least probable pattern?
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Answer 9. Pattern 95, 'pi' found in 'e' by Genesis 1:1 to 10
significant digits in 6 ways by <a href='../euler.php'>Euler</a>. By my calculations, 1 in 1e60 but
mathematicians may prove this probability to be significantly less.