Some people think mathematics is not an invention of man, but that mathematics exists independently of human beings, no matter what we think about it.

Some people think god(s) is (are) not an invention of man, but that he or she (or they) exist(s), no matter what we think about god(s).

Some people think mathematics is an invention of man and that it does not exist without human beings.

Some people (especially psychologists) think god(s) is (are) an invention of man and do(es) not exist without human beings.

If god exists, independently of us, then where does he exist? If mathematics exists, independently of us, then where does it exist.

As can be seen, there are many similarities between math and god.

Am I right?

Some people think mathematics is not an invention of man, but that mathematics exists independently of human beings, no matter what we think about it.

Some people think god(s) is (are) not an invention of man, but that he or she (or they) exist(s), no matter what we think about god(s).

Some people think mathematics is an invention of man and that it does not exist without human beings.

Some people (especially psychologists) think god(s) is (are) an invention of man and do(es) not exist without human beings.

If god exists, independently of us, then where does he exist? If mathematics exists, independently of us, then where does it exist.

As can be seen, there are many similarities between math and god.

So can we compare the belief that gods exist independently of humans with the belief that mathematics exists independently of humans?