Determining The Nature

-The nature of a thing is determined by its role. This is universally understood and is why a name given to something relates to its actons. For instance, the nature of a gardener is to garden. The nature of a carpenter is to do carpentry. 
-The actions of something tend toward a final goal.
-The final goal of the A-Ideal is to be Existence Itself. This is Creator, since Creator is the TTB of Existence.
>We know this is A-Ideal's final goal because that is It's Internal-Action/Meta-Action. 
>There is no other existences worth mentioning. They can exist only if the A-Ideal allows it.
*What somethin is is what it does. Because all that it has is meant for a final-goal.
*I think it's pretty obvious that 'nature' is a synonym for 'purpose' or what a thing is meant to do. Therefore, the question of something's nature is the same as asking what something is meant to do. 
>The A-Ideal is meant to be Existence. This is because Existence is the sum of all Actualized-Potential. When you Actualize all of Potential, than you have the fullness that is Existence. 
>The obvious definition of Existence is 'that which is the sum total of all that is or can be.' 
Category:Metaphysics
Category:Infinity Theology