Having such a great number, that it seems paradoxically infinite; seemingly-infinite, although one knows that it is not
by Shadowulf1 September 24, 2010
Infinite tsukuyomi is a genjutsu used by uchiha madara, the main antagonist of the 4th great ninja war from naruto shippuden, madara is in ten tails state when using this taking roughly 15-20 mins, its a very tall plant like thing with a red rinnegan on the top, anybody exposed to the moon when active will go into eternal genjutsu only broken by naruto and sasuke, the affected also have rinnegan eyes when effected
by Itachithegreat October 28, 2020
by Auditormadness9 January 24, 2022
John: Have you seen the infinite solutions carpet cleaning quick tip?!!
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by Mark Eriksson July 11, 2008
Before disussing the properties of a creator we have to assess if the universe was a created.
The cosmological argument assumes that there was a beginning, but it can again be contradicted simply by pointing out that the the matter which composes my body is eternal, never going to be created nor to be destroyed.
If we can`t prove that the universe was created, then we don`t need to think that actually a creator exists.
Second; the definition of God implies a being that is sentient. An eternal universe is absolutely not equal to a God because it lacks the capability of thinking.
Aristotele for example, believed that both God and Matter always existed, but yet he considered them to separate beings.
So I don`t really think that I'm calling the same thing under different names...
And I'll also ignore that puerile comment..
The cosmological argument assumes that there was a beginning, but it can again be contradicted simply by pointing out that the the matter which composes my body is eternal, never going to be created nor to be destroyed.
If we can`t prove that the universe was created, then we don`t need to think that actually a creator exists.
Second; the definition of God implies a being that is sentient. An eternal universe is absolutely not equal to a God because it lacks the capability of thinking.
Aristotele for example, believed that both God and Matter always existed, but yet he considered them to separate beings.
So I don`t really think that I'm calling the same thing under different names...
And I'll also ignore that puerile comment..
by .... March 03, 2003
by HaloIsEternal May 10, 2022
The perpetual screen of nothing that comes up when the editors of Urban Dictionary are trying to do their jobs.
by theskaassassin February 17, 2009