Can mathematics point to the nature of God? In God by the Numbers, Benjamin Merrill presents a bold and intellectually engaging argument: that the existence-and necessity-of the Triune God can be demonstrated through the logic of combinations. Blending rigorous mathematical reasoning with theological insight, this groundbreaking work explores how combinatorial principles reveal patterns of unity and plurality that reflect the Triune nature of God. Rather than appealing solely to tradition or abstract philosophy, Merrill builds his case step by step, showing how numerical relationships and structural necessity converge toward a three-in-one foundation of ultimate reality. What You'll Discover: A clear, accessible explanation of combinatorics and its foundational principlesA structured mathematical proof arguing for the necessity of a Triune foundationLogical demonstrations of why unity alone-or plurality alone-cannot account for realityA compelling case for why "three" uniquely satisfies the requirements of relational completenessThought-provoking engagement with both mathematics and classical Christian theologyWhether you are a mathematician, theologian, philosopher, or thoughtful skeptic, God by the Numbers invites you to explore a profound question: If reality is structured mathematically, what does that structure reveal about its Source? Challenging, original, and intellectually rigorous, this book offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of faith and reason-proposing that the deepest truths of theology may be written not only in Scripture, but in the language of numbers themselves. Discover how combinations lead to conclusion. Discover why three is not arbitrary. Discover God by the Numbers.
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