No, all that points definitively towards is the absolvement of mathematical equations which are associated to unproven theories. With complex questions, it is necessary to build the answers in many individual parts. It's similar to constructing a large building. If any of the building materials fails, the whole structure is in danger of collapse. But, if the parts are all sound, the building continues to take shape as it nears completion.
Mathematics are just one part in building a solid theory.
So long as none of the parts are unsound, the theory continues to progress towards completion. As sound parts accumulate, we can become more and more confident that the whole theory will eventually be proven. Nothing has ever been found or demonstrated for which a supernatural explanation is required. As I've said before, if the evidence and the conclusions drawn from it are all that this debate is about, it has already been won by science. In the previous paragraph, you said that this happened every year.