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* Potential infinite - Collection is at every point finite, but always growing to infinity as a limit. It is indefinite, finite in any point in time, but is always growing toward infinity but never reaching it. Potential infinite, is seen as a limit. Christians would accept this view of whether or not there could be an infinite number of past events. | * Potential infinite - Collection is at every point finite, but always growing to infinity as a limit. It is indefinite, finite in any point in time, but is always growing toward infinity but never reaching it. Potential infinite, is seen as a limit. Christians would accept this view of whether or not there could be an infinite number of past events. | ||
====BGV theorem==== | |||
:''Main Article: [[Borde-Guth-Vilenkin singularity theorem]]'' | |||
The Borde-Guth-Vilenkin singularity theorem (or BGV theorem) was developed in 2003 by three leading cosmologists; Arvind Borde, Alan Guth and Alex Vilenkin. They were able to prove that there must be a past space-time boundary and thus ultimate cosmic beginning. | |||
=====Modern mathematical set-theory objection===== | =====Modern mathematical set-theory objection===== | ||
