Arbibi Ashoy came up with an interesting piece relating the existence of God to mathematics. I do not claim to be a mathematician or a physicist but there are a couple of tiny things that need clarification. I am agnostic, not atheist.

What does Arbibi mean when he says that the continual addition of numbers results in 1? Continual addition of numbers can result in almost any result, depending on the limits that the addition take you to. This can range from infinity to a finite number like 3.

Arbibi also says that energy can create mass, but not the other way round. That's not true. When a nuclear bomb explodes, you lose the mass of the metals used in the bomb, and you get (lots of) energy. Mass just created energy.

All Einstein's equation says is that the two are equivalent and can only change from one form to another, meaning that the destruction and creation of either is impossible. I think (my humble opinion) God orchestrated that creation. And God does so without having to adhere to physics, for physics only applies in our world.

An interesting fact, for had the Big Bang happened about 1,000 km per second too slow, it would have crunched up again. That is a tiny change on the scale of that explosion.

God must have played a part, but to try and describe God with physics is akin to defining colour to the blind. God's probably above it.