Existential and Ethical Dimensions Encountering infinity shapes human self-understanding. Confronted with a sense of limitless time or boundless space, individuals often confront both awe and vertigo. Religious practice translates this confrontation into ethical forms: humility before the transcendent, compassion as acknowledgment of shared finitude, ascetic disciplines to open the self to unlimited depth. Conversely, secular encounters with the infinite—cosmology, deep time—can produce similar moral reverberations: a sense of stewardship, an ethics of responsibility that arises from recognizing the fragility of finite life against an immense backdrop.

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