To echo this, Godel was influenced by Cantor and Leibniz, both definitive Christian theists. Godel himself was also a theist. Cantor believed that he had been

To echo this, Godel was influenced by Cantor and Leibniz, both definitive Christian theists. Godel himself was also a theist. Cantor believed that he had been chosen as a messenger by God to be the recipient of what was to become set theory.