We all know that there are an infinite number of Gods. That is a perfectly logical, inescapable result of everything—including Gods—needing a creator. But is each God infinite in nature? For hundreds, or probably thousands, of years that question has plagued myriad people with way, way, way too much time on their hands.
Considering how learned and often chemically enlightened they are, it might surprise you to learn that the Infinitian Sages, not to mention the Chief Sage Officer and Chief Ideology Officer, are divided on this question.
In fact, one Sage who lived in the Middle Ages was literally divided on this question. She believed that no single God could possibly be infinite in nature and she made the mistake of proclaiming her belief in the town square. A berserk zealot of one of the monotheistic faiths, which shall remain anonymous for legal and tax reasons, devoutly believed in the infiniteness of his particular God. On hearing the Sage’s heretical proclamation, he grabbed an ax and cut her cleanly in two, between her eyes, her breasts and the center of her groin.








