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The Will to Believe, and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy

Note 2 — POPULAR PHILOSOPHY. (continued 5)

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The seeming contradiction between the infinitude of space and the fact that it is all finished and given and there, can be got over in more than one way. The simplest way is by idealism, which distinguishes between space as actual and space as potential. For idealism, space only exists so far as it is represented; but all actually represented spaces are finite; it is only possibly representable spaces that are infinite.

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