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'''Infinity''' is the amount that is impossible to exceed or diminish.

'''Infinity''' is the amount that is impossible to exceed or diminish.

Rejected by ancient [[Greek]] philosophers and mathematicians, infinity is a significant part of the [[logic]] of [[Jesus]].

Rejected by ancient [[Greek]] philosophers and mathematicians, infinity is a significant part of the [[logic]] of [[Jesus]]. The Greek rejection of infinity was as follows:<ref>http://www.iep.utm.edu/infinite/</ref>

 

Infinity has surprising similarities to [[zero]].  Neither can be diminished, and the multiplication or division of either cannot change it.  While infinity and zero are opposites, neither is stronger or superior to the other: multiplication of infinity by zero yields an indeterminate result.  As a pair they illustrate the logical truth that "the last shall be first, and the first shall be last" as taught by Jesus.

Infinity has surprising similarities to [[zero]].  Neither can be diminished, and the multiplication or division of either cannot change it.  While infinity and zero are opposites, neither is stronger or superior to the other: multiplication of infinity by zero yields an indeterminate result.  As a pair they illustrate the logical truth that "the last shall be first, and the first shall be last" as taught by Jesus.