The Impossibility of an Infinite Number of Things

A great deal of religious philosophers believe that actual infinites can't exist. This is the basis of William Lane Craig's version of the Kalam cosmological argument. If an infinite number of things really exists, it leads to all kinds of paradoxes. The way in which Hazali shows this is by imagining what it would be like if such a collection could exist and then drawing out the absurd consequences from it.