From Divine Aura to Relational Horizon
Infinity has always carried a divine aura: mathematics’ infinities, cosmology’s unbounded space, and eternal series all echo the sacred. Infinity promises completeness, perfection, and ultimate understanding.
Relationally, infinity is not sacred; it is the horizon of potential. Infinite possibilities exist not as entities, but as unactualised relational configurations. Actuality samples from potential, creating bounded instantiations within unbounded context.
Infinity is thus descriptive, not prescriptive. It is the openness of relational space, not a celestial ideal. Physics without divinity embraces infinity as the ever-present horizon of possibility, never as a placeholder for God.
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