infinite being

In philosophy, an "infinite being" typically refers to a concept of God or an ultimate reality that is without limits or bounds. This concept is explored in metaphysics and theology, where God is often described as infinite in attributes such as power, knowledge, and presence.12

Philosophers have debated the nature of infinity, distinguishing between mathematical, physical, and metaphysical infinities. While mathematical infinity deals with endless sequences or quantities, metaphysical infinity pertains to the nature of a supreme being. The idea of an infinite being is central to many theological arguments, including the ontological argument, which attempts to prove God's existence from the very concept of a perfect, infinite being. However, the nature and existence of such an infinite being remain subjects of ongoing philosophical discussion.1342