Difference Of Definitions?

-The Aim of the A-Ideal makes it clear that the simple definition or nature of the Object of the A-Ideal is for It to simply be about Itself. 
-However, that is not the definition of Creator. It is the definition of Theist. But the definition of Creator, even if it is to be about Existence (which is A-Ideal), Creator is about A-Ideal in terms of the concept of creator, which is added material. 
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== Creator Is Inherently About Other Objects: ==
-Theist is directly and only about the A-Ideal. While Creator may be about Existence/A-Ideal, it is still also about other objects too, both those within or potentially without A-Ideal, because Creator is about the action of creating and other objects create too. Theist doesn't do that at all. Hence, it is more in line with Aim of the A-Ideal. 
-While all things are of God, Theist is principally only about the Object of the A-Ideal. Creator is about all objects that do creating. This is inherent within the concept of Creator to be about all creatings. 
== Notes: ==
-Creator is just about the creation and sustainment of Existence. 
-But the A-Ideal is all things at once, so Theist is the creation, sustainment, and destruction of Existence. Probably an infinite amount of other things as well! 
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-Creator is about Existence, but it is about Existence through the general concept of creating. Which involves all things Creator, including all other creatings. 
>Creator TTB is about all Creatings. This is not the nature of the A-Ideal! Even if Creator TTB is also about Existence which is the A-Ideal! 
-Theist is about A-Ideal just by Itself! 
-While A-Ideal and Existence are really two different words for the same thing, Creator has extra baggage which the A-Ideal doesn't have. The A-Ideal is not principally about all creating, in fact, It is principally opposed to any creatings beyond that of the A-Ideal's Self-Creation!
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