finite

What if the universe and its matter and energy was contained in a finite space and that this space does not grow or shrink. For example a huge cube and in the middle of it is where the big bang originated from. If this were true wouldn't it be possible that in a finite space with finite energy...

Way too many years ago, I read a novel in which the hero comes, at the end of many travails, to an acceptance of the idea of a finite God, a God who can't do everything. (Wish I could remember author and title here, but I said it was too many years ago.) The idea intrigued me then, and intrigues...

In two threads now, the concept of the boundaries of existence has come up. So, let me start off: is the universe infinite? Is existence infinite? Can we experimentally discover the answer? Barring that, can we logically deduce an answer?

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=570&ncid=753&e=8&u=/nm/20031008/sc_nm/space_universe_dc Comments? Does he know what he's talking about or has Weeks scored an own goal?