Theological Responsibility

-God must exist as something. If you try to be open to all possible depictions of God, than you will inevitable ignore or violate that which He does stand for, and accept some things which He is against. It is inevitable if you are Theist.
>You must be the most Specific Thing (TTB) of God. 
-Remember that is what is Known comes before what is Unknown. 
*Theist doesn't allow you to venture far from God or religion, and while it appear to function in the field, it really doesn't. Eventually you lose your Connectivity! 
== Theological Responsibility Is The Answer To Theist: ==
-Why not just be about God in general? This is why! 
-Because God can be anything, He can also not about anything. Theist in practice makes you restrict yourself solely to that which is immediately about God. But what if God is about stuff far away from Himself? By denying Creator TTB, you will inevitably ignore or not be about something Creator-oriented that you should have been at some point in time. 
== Note: ==
-False Names are a real thing. Remember that. 
-Why waste time discerning each and every new Name, especially when some might be False Names, when instead you have the one True Name?! 
-Theist isn't really about God, it is about the mortal history of God. Once you understand that, you realize how impotent it is. 
-Why put up with Incomplete Names or False Names when you have the True Name that is Creator? 
== But Can't You Keep Track Of All Creator-Stuff Too As A Theist?: ==
-No, because if you are learning a new (and imperfect) Name than that involves a learning curve. You will be distracted by this and are likely to accidentally miss something of Creator. 
-Also, some Names actually champion Destroyer over Creator! Odin, anyone?! 
-There also have to be some potential Names which are counter to Creator (otherwise there is something that doens't exist!). You must always be on the lookout for them! 
- Category:Metaphysics