Mathematical Philosophy

So...I was thinking as I was talking to Whiskey the other day, there must be some place where mathematics, philosophy, and theology intersect. I feel that someone with the right type of brain could some fascinating work with the nature of infinity. Now my own abilities here are limited, but their have some moments whereI've been able to use math in a philsophical context, i.e. one infinity = any number of infinities. This is useful in establishing the worth of the individual, and in getting out of those ethical scrapes that involve killing one to save another, or many others. But i know there must be thousands of ways math applies to God andHis nature. For those of you with math-oriented brains, have you ever had a Eureka moment, when you saw some truth in math and some truth in philosophy overlap or support each other. Let me know...