The end of the circle is adjacent to its beginning, and it seeks the point for itself, but the point does not seek it. This is the correctness of the end of the people of progress from the world, and the correctness of the world’s lack of God, and God’s need for the world, and it becomes clear that every part of the world can be a reason for the existence of another world like it that is not more complete than it. It is finite, for the circumference of a circle is adjacent points in adjacent spaces. There is no third space between two spaces, nor between the two imposed or existing points there is a third point, because there is no space between them. Every point can have a circumference, and that other circumference is governed by the same rule as the first circumference, to infinity. < / p >