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    This poem uses mathematical terms like graphs, equations, and formulas as metaphors to pray for guidance in conserving biodiversity and being good stewards of the environment. It asks God to teach humans to meaningfully document species, trust God's plan for them to care for creation, and give equal rewards to complement God's perfect design. It prays for help following God's path, protecting endemic species in Mindoro Island, and hitting the target God wants while sometimes being irrational but aiming to be rational. The poem compares life's ups and downs to solving algebraic problems and views life as God's computation, with humans as a small part, praising God's almighty creation.

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    This poem uses mathematical terms like graphs, equations, and formulas as metaphors to pray for guidance in conserving biodiversity and being good stewards of the environment. It asks God to teach humans to meaningfully document species, trust God's plan for them to care for creation, and give equal rewards to complement God's perfect design. It prays for help following God's path, protecting endemic species in Mindoro Island, and hitting the target God wants while sometimes being irrational but aiming to be rational. The poem compares life's ups and downs to solving algebraic problems and views life as God's computation, with humans as a small part, praising God's almighty creation.

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    A Prayer in Mathematics

    Uploaded by

    Vanessa Nacar
    This poem uses mathematical terms like graphs, equations, and formulas as metaphors to pray for guidance in conserving biodiversity and being good stewards of the environment. It asks God to teach humans to meaningfully document species, trust God's plan for them to care for creation, and give equal rewards to complement God's perfect design. It prays for help following God's path, protecting endemic species in Mindoro Island, and hitting the target God wants while sometimes being irrational but aiming to be rational. The poem compares life's ups and downs to solving algebraic problems and views life as God's computation, with humans as a small part, praising God's almighty creation.

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    A PRAYER IN

    MATHEMATICS

    Lord teach us to make our


    Biodiversity Conservation
    meaningfully,
    And graph them accordingly,
    Trusting us Your plan to be a good
    Steward,
    Complements Your perfect
    diagram
    Giving us an equal rewards.

    Subtract the points You dont


    want from us,
    And add the values You have
    set for us,
    Divide the values we possess
    accordingly,
    So we can multiply them
    systematically.

    Draw the line we have to follow,


    Protecting Endemic Species we
    have in Mindoro,
    Guiding us properly with Your
    arrow,
    Hitting the Bulls eye You want us
    to do.
    Because sometimes we tend to be
    irrational
    Yet all the while You want us to be
    rational.

    When we learned that life is a


    slope,
    With all the ascends and descents
    we must cope,
    Going through such a wonderful
    formula
    Loving everything we have in our
    area,
    Is just like solving problem in
    algebra
    Conserving all which is the best

    Life is indeed Your


    computation
    And we only a minuscule
    projection
    Give thanks and praise to Your
    almighty creation.
    Amen.

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