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The ancient Greeks were flat-out wrong.  Infinity exists, as universally accepted today, with consequences.

The ancient Greeks were flat-out wrong.  Infinity exists, as universally accepted today, with consequences.

For example, the existence of infinity implies the existence of its two opposites, [[zero]] and [[negative infinity]].  Zero is the amount that is infinitely small.  The existence of an infinite [[God]] implies the necessary existence of the opposite: the void described in [[Genesis]].  Negative infinity, as implied by the existence of positive infinity, is the numeric equivalent of the [[Hell]] mentioned frequently in the [[New Testament]].

{[Jesus]] first introduced the concept '''infinity''', and persuasively demonstrated its existence in multiple [[parable]]s (see below).  The existence of an infinite [[God]] implies the necessary existence of the opposite: the void described in [[Genesis]].  Negative infinity, as implied by the existence of positive infinity, is the numeric equivalent of the [[Hell]] mentioned frequently in the [[New Testament]].

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== Teachings about infinity by Jesus ==

== Teachings about infinity by Jesus ==

== Infinity and mathematics ==

== Infinity and mathematics ==

Infinity is denoted in mathematics by this symbol:<math>\infty\,</math>, looking like an 8 on its side.

Infinity is denoted in mathematics by this symbol:<math>\infty\,</math>, looking like an 8 on its side.