Uploaded August 2012 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Zeno's paradox would have you believe there are an infinite number of points between the distance of point A and Point B. So, does that mean if you walk from one wall to another you just crossed infinity? If so, doesn't that refute the Kalam Cosmological Argument which claims it's absurd to have an actual infinite number of things in the universe? William Lane Craig explains the difference between an actual infinite and a potential infinite.
Zeno's paradox would have you believe there are an infinite number of points between the distance of point A and Point B. So, does that mean if you walk from one wall to another you just crossed infinity? If so, doesn't that refute the Kalam Cosmological Argument which claims it's absurd to have an actual infinite number of things in the universe? William Lane Craig explains the difference between an actual infinite and a potential infinite.
