1. "This truth embedded in numbers is the greatest example of a universal constant of nature which is outside of space and time. Reality itself is essentially subject to a logical framework which is timeless, immaterial, and logical self-referential and self-consistent.
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3. In realizing this truth, there was a moment in which it sunk in that such an entity is no different from God."
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6. The idea that you are putting forth, is one of two things; Either it is that that the existence of a 'logical framework' is no different from the existence of a God, but that is simply not the case. Prime numbers didn't write a series of books outlining why your way of life is wrong, sinful and you deserve to burn in hell for. The Christian God did.
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8. If not that, then you are inserting a middle step with the existence of a God being required to explain the existence of fundamental ideas, such as prime numbers. This is simply not the case. 7 is a prime number by definition, not because any God decided it would be. How is 7 prime? What decisions could have been made by a higher power to lead to 7 being prime? If you have any, I'd love to hear about them. I will accept that 7 is prime because that's what it is by definition, not because it was decided by a higher power. I will change that view when I am presented evidence that challenges it.
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10. Let's assume you are correct, and that 7 is prime because that was decided by a higher power. Why would that be the Christian God? What evidence is there that the same being that decided that 7 is prime, is the same one that told us not to wear clothing made from two kinds of material? What evidence is there that those aren't two different beings?
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13. I do not view your testimony as evidence enough for the existence of any higher power, letalone the Christian God.
14. I do not wish to misrepresent your viewpoint. I apologise if I have done that. I am open to talking in a less one-sided forum, if you wish to provide.