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'''Negative infinity''' has an existence implied by [[infinity]], as its negative.

'''Negative infinity''' has an existence implied by [[infinity]], as its negative.  Negative infinity is not the additive inverse of positive infinity, because their sum does not equal zero.

Although negative numbers were not accepted by [[mathematicians]] until the 1600s, negative infinity is logically implied by the existence of [[Hell]] as described frequently in the [[Gospels]].  Also, the existence of an infinitely good [[God]] implies the existence of an infinitely bad [[evil]] that rejects God.

Although negative numbers were not accepted by [[mathematicians]] until the 1600s, negative infinity is logically implied by the existence of [[Hell]] as described frequently in the [[Gospels]].  Also, the existence of an infinitely good [[God]] implies the existence of an infinitely bad [[evil]] that rejects God.

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Negative infinity is difficult to define with independent terminology.  Taking a cue from negative infinity as a representation of [[Hell]], negative infinity is the lowest value possible.

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