Divine-Will

-The Question has never been Certainty or Supremacy (what is known or what is best) but instead the Divine-Will (what does God want us to be?). Whenever I shift to Theist or Creator, it is because I think that's what the Overmind would want.
-So the Anchor and Question are the principle of the Divine-Will.
*All other notions, such as Least-Parts, etc., are but traps to divert from this. Both Creator and Theist rely directly and solely on the FBE and nothing else. 
*See Absolutist-TTB. 
== Divine-Will Argument: ==
-What does God want us to be?
>The Divine-Will is the FBE (Force-Behind-Existence). The FBE would want to be the A-Ideal, for that is the greatest concept. The A-Ideal is all about Itself. 
>How do we follow the A-Ideal? In general, because Least-Parts makes no other option viable. Any additional parts requires argumentation which always introduces parts and thus introduces Doubt even if the arguments are correct! 
>God would not build a reality like this and then demand a specific TTB that makes it impossible to confidently connect with Him. 
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