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# Infinite life requires [[God]], and therefore God exists.
 
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The transition from the finite to infinity in the physical world, as in finite uncertainty to infinite uncertainty in [[quantum mechanics]], is associated with an unexpected change in the physical state of matter.  Likewise, death is a transition from the finite world to the infinite one, for which God must exist.
 
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Revision as of 19:17, September 5, 2021

A proof of the existence of God based on infinity is as follows:

  1. Concepts fundamental logic (sic) also exist in the measurement of time.
  2. Infinity is fundamental to logic.
  3. Therefore infinity exists in time.
  4. Infinite time is eternity, which therefore exists.
  5. But time requires life, and therefore infinite life exists.
  6. Infinite life requires God, and therefore God exists.

Here's another:

The transition from the finite to infinity in the physical world, as in finite uncertainty to infinite uncertainty in quantum mechanics, is associated with an unexpected change in the physical state of matter. Likewise, death is a transition from the finite world to the infinite one, for which God must exist.