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That is exactly what am I trying to say here. Finite God is unable to survive even basic scrutiny. Take Unicorns, an Unicorn has single horn, this is practically the only thing that we know about Unicorns for sure, the rest is just a folklore. You may argue if Unicorns exists, but you can't argue that Unicorns have no horns at all. Being infinite is the definition of God, as a concept. If any of us ever see God (I doubt so, but anyway) we should examine what we see to check if it's infinite. If it's not - it's not a God.

My humble answer is : You don't. Let's say you came back home and found that someone created a mess, a havoc in your kitchen. And your cat looks so innocent that you just can't believe it did it. The door was closed and on security, so you know it wasn't opened. The only possible hypotheses explaining the state of your kitchen is that something get there through the cat flap and did it. You can't possible know if it was another cat, raccoon or squirrel. But you absolutely sure that, whatever it was, it must be something being able to sneak through the cat flap. So we know something for sure about that potential perpetrator: it is small enough to fit into the cat flap. I wouldn't argue with you on that. I probably would argue with you about why you are so sure your own cat didn't do it. I hope it explain why we shouldn't argue with the 'God is infinite' statement, the God that is not infinite just won't fit into a cat flap. Please excuse my English, I am still working on it.