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We must help each other, ones like us who can,
so eternal = infinite, therefor
it is erroneous to utilize 2 words of the exact same meaning, unless it was deliberate for a specific reason.
Quoting: AI 27847150 Both are similar, however my usage is as follows:- Eternal is a measure of duration Infinite is a measure of expanse Ultimately both indicate no beginning and no end. They are 1, that is all that matters. Sorry for not answering sooner OP but I have been away! I would say that although similar, these two words are not one and the same! Example:- The universe is eternal in age and infinite in size! You wouldn't say:- the universe is infinite in age and eternal in size! That said, the English language is not my forte so I may stand corrected. I agree, my point is they have the same meaning, they are different words that sound appropriate in relation to time and space.
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