Actual Infinity in Reality?

[GrandizerII]

I am also done debating infinity. I have heard nothing new for 30 pages and no one seems to be able to answer my objections with a coherent counterargument.

Your objections have been answered over and over again.

Infinity - infinity is going to yield different answers just as finity - finity is going to yield different answers (in terms of real numbers) when we're describing different situations and contexts and sets. Again, there's a reason why infinity - infinity is indeterminate when we lack contextual constraints in a given problem. 0/0 is also indeterminate without contextual constraints.

I wish you had paid more to the math part to understand exactly how they're not contradictions rather than just jumping hastingly to arguing the abstract doesn't apply to the real world, because at least then you would've had a chance to learn something interesting and mind-opening about infinity. But instead, we get repeated foot stomping and an evident unwillingness to be openminded to being wrong. You've made up your mind already (because, in your view, an actual infinity existing cannot comport with your conception of God) and so there's nothing any of us here can say/do to change your mind about this.