Nature Of The A-Ideal (Theist)

== Unknowability: ==
-While some facets of the total sum of the A-Ideal can be known, Its full and total nature cannot be understood by mortals. 
-Once everything is added up, you cannot know with certainty that there wasn't something in the adding that will change the end nature of the A-Ideal, and can do so while bending or negating known rules of logic!
-We can know that the A-Ideal exists and that It is like all things somehow combined together. But beyond that, we can only be sure of Its nature by having 100% total knowledge of all of A-Infinity!
-How can you be sure the A-Ideal is an Object with only one internal action? Maybe It has multiple internal-actions!? While still being just one Part!? 
-The A-Ideal can divide Itself into parts? How do you know It can't 'divide' Itself or do things with Itself in other ways totally unsimilar to dividing into parts?
-The WOIP just represents the A-Ideal's capacity to do anything; be it creative, destructive, or something else entirely!
-How do you know the Mind of the A-Ideal occasionally decides to change Its nature for whatever reason?
-How do you know the act of Self-Creation is the be-all and end-all of of the Internal-Action? Maybe its just the beginning! How can you conclusively prove there isn't more to it! 
-The A-Ideal is Pure Existence, but that doesn't mean being Solus Creator. Existence is creator and destroyer both, and probably more too!
-The A-Ideal wills Itself to exist, but It is also all about It's potential death(s) in Omnicide, or more. To be all about the A-Ideal, you must be about the potential destruction of the A-Ideal, even if we know it can never happen!
-The A-Ideal is equally all things, both creator and destroyer! 
-Sum Of All Addition just means that all parts that have been created can be traced back to A-Ideal. But how can you know there aren't other planes of existence where the A-Ideal created in other ways, besides parts?!
-Just because you arrive at the Object of the A-Ideal via a certain idea or concept doesn't mean that concept is the A-Ideal Itself. 
>Also, remember that the sum total may not be the addition itself! 
Category:Infinity Theology