Bridge-builders of faith, science, & culture.

"Well, the answer to the question of actual infinities in nature is that we don’t know. Mathematicians and physicists have opinions, but no one has ever seen or measured an infinity." That's honest and scientific. "I like to think about God’s infinity in qualitative terms." There is no relationship whatsoever to science with this approach. He begins by assuming the two things he's trying to prove: a) God exists, and b) he's infinite. He says, "The next big question, then, is do infinities actually exist in nature? Sure we can imagine the possibility of never ending lists, but do such entities map onto to something real in nature?" We can ask if infinities exist in nature, and study it, because we know nature exists. We cannot ask such questions regarding God, because we haven't the slightest bit of compelling objective evidence that any gods, in fact, exist. Science does not start by assuming the conclusions it wants to reach, as does religion. This makes them incompatible in my view.