Specificity

-Specificity = How can you be sure there aren't other rules or laws from the nature of the A-Ideal that determine TTB? In short, how do you know your encapuslation of it is specific enough?
>The A-Ideal may be creator, but It only creates the Object of Itself primarily. It would want a TTB that is Creator, but also immediately about that Object primarily. There maybe other laws the A-Ideal has too, unknown as of yet, that will further define the exact TTB that God would want?
>There are already two principle inherent even in Creator TTB: that God is Creator/Existence and that everything should be immediately about His Object. How can you be sure there aren't more?
-Specificity works because it gives Creator TTB everything it asks for - and still beats it by asking questions of specificity. 
-The A-Ideal is Existence, but that doesn't mean the verb-form of Existence (Creator) is the right TTB. Because you have to introduce Aspects to grant Creator TTB Immediacy. How can you be sure there aren't other such required changes and that the finished product will be a TTB that isn't functionally Creator at all?
*If you are going to go for an absolutist TTB, can you really be sure you know enough about the A-Ideal to be certain that your TTB is exactly/specifically what It would want? 
Category:Infinity Theology