Some of you admit that you simply "don't know." Suppose therefore, that I am right. How do you expect from me to prove it? You would not believe ANY proof whatsoever. Suppose the Infinite itself wanted to make it's presence clear. What kind of evidence would suffice for you? Would you accept a "messenger", a "messiah" who performed extraordinary deeds in front of you? Or would you rationalize such a personality as some alien force with technology much more advanced than our own, who perhaps it had the power to manipulate our brain cell interaction to make a deed appear as a miracle? How would you expect for the Infinite to make such a clear and indisputable manifestation to suffice for you to accept it's "existence?"
Even if you were to pass on to another such existence, still you would doubt the Infinite, by saying that you are simply crossing a pre-stage prior to your death. Which brings to mind, is there such thing as a soul and a consciousness? Regardless if there is such thing as an after life or not; just because everything is finite,it does not mean that there is no Infinite. On the contrary, there cannot be such thing as finite, if there is no such thing as In-finite. It is on YOU who support the contrary, to prove mathematically, scientifically or otherwise; that the contrary to my statement, namely that "there cannot be a finite without the In-finite"; which you support, is the case!
Perhaps there is no such thing as a soul, but the interaction of neural cells, similar to a CPU function, or a Morse code which delivers a message; all powered by induced from conception electrical energy, which causes a heart to beat and pump and circulate blood; with two functionalities, a conscious and a subconscious. Perhaps there is no such a "zip" type of memory cell that could be taken by a functioning entity, as religions would have the faithful and hopeful believe, which would further be induced to an after-life type of existence, which would serve another purpose within the Infinite. All we have is what is left to us from religion, and those "messengers" who have created said religion. Christians believe in the after life, because they believe in Christ; of whom it was said that certain extraordinary happenings took place just to prove that point. If that too was a true fact, what would it take for you to believe in it? There was nothing that would convince you. Nothing whatsoever even if all the philosophers and other personages of antiquity and those of modern times, along with the most prestigious scientists of the near past, walked the Earth again just to preach the point! You would still believe that some alien, technologically advanced force was messing with your mind, in a similar function to dolphins and whales communicating with sonar, from far off distances! Am I wrong?