Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for March 06, 1991
March 05, 1991
March 07, 1991
Transcript:
Calvin: You know, I don't think math is a science. I think it's a religion. Hobbes: A religion? Calvin: Yeah. All these equations are like miracles. You take two numbers and when you add them, they magically become one new number! No one can say how it happens. You either believe it or you don't. This whole book is full of things that have to be accepted on faith! It's a religion! Hobbes: And in the public schools no less. Call a lawer. Calvin: As a math atheist, I should be excused from this.
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mathhead about 16 years ago
Math atheist.
mls_117 about 14 years ago
now i’m sure calvin is the reincarnation of Kant.
GreenSeaTurtle almost 14 years ago
I’m a math atheist too.
Xalder about 10 years ago
It’s funny because math is pretty much the foundation of all logic and reasoning. The polar opposite of faith.
tdoug1 about 9 years ago
I love how everybody thinks that we are protecting state from the church.When the fore fathers was protecting church from state.That’s why people left England to get away from the kings church of England!!
yow4zip Premium Member over 8 years ago
Good luck with that, Calvin.
Beeg Woop almost 6 years ago
I’m a matheist
CalLadyQED over 5 years ago
No one tell GA Hardy.
Jovvie5 over 4 years ago
The kid brings up a good point.
MJ J about 4 years ago
A Mathiest.
noissimbus over 3 years ago
What pure coincidence, there’s a lawyer right beside Calvin now.
christianeblevins about 2 years ago
the difference here is that math can be proven. God has yet to be proven