Prime Certainty (Theist)

-Which TTB does Certainty back, Theist or Creator?
>The opposite of all certainty is The Darkness, so whatever beats The Darkness is thus Prime Certainty, the sum and fulfilment of all certainty. 
-Certainty is knowing that something exists, not just as a concept, but actually exists. And that it is the Supreme thing that will last forever. 
>Theist does that through Ind.
-Creator argues that you cannot know Ind.'s full nature, but neither can you really do so with Creator, since at least the possibility must remain that it could be something else at least in potential. Otherwise something doesn't exist! 
>Besides, you can know INd. in that it is A-Ideal. All things together, the color white.
-Creator as a concept is just some things, but Existence as a concept is God and includes all things and you can immediately know that It definitely does exist! 
*The only thing that gives certainty is an all-powerful God! 
*That which clings closest to Ind. is thus Certainty. 
== Real & Eternal: Conclusion?: ==
-If Certainty is defined from pragmatic need, and that that is signified by a need for the TTB in question to be both Real and Eternal, than which is the true TTB: Theist or Creator?
-Creator is just a concept which may or may not be the total nature of Ind. But we know that Ind. is eternal, It is both a concept and definitely exists, and that Its nature is to be Existence itself. All of which is obvious to the mind. 
-Also, Creator adds parts by either forcing Ind. to be Creator TTB in total or at least have Creator as Its supreme thing. 
-Theist is immediately about Ind. while Creator requires parts to be connected to Ind. Therefore, Ind. backs Theist.
== The Problem Of Parts: ==
-The appeal to Creator is that as a concept it has no parts, seemingly at least. 
-Theist/A-Ideal does seem to have parts, or the potential for parts, and God is Actualized and may be something different which is further parts... 
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