Challenge the Philosophy - causal infinity

Further explanation of "causal infinity":

Causal infinity refers to a fundamental conception of existence, based on a rationalistic perspective (i.e. more reasonable, incomplete perspective), which says that existence (made up of things) is in a state of causality and that there is no end or beginning to the causality.

Note, since the conception of causal infinity is based exclusively on the rationalistic realm, it does not include mathematical, religious or any other realms in its meaning.

Also, since the conception of causal infinity is from our incomplete perspective, the notion of infinity is only graspable, in this context, in an incomplete sense. (Note, the incompleteness of infinity from our own perspective, does not necessarily mean infinity itself is incomplete.)