Needs Only One Object

-If Creator can be shown not to posses all of the traits of the substance of the A-Ideal, than it can't be the TTB of the A-Ideal.
-The A-Ideal, as per Aim of the A-Ideal, is only about Itself. 
-Ergo, the A-Ideal requires only one object, that of Itself. 
-But Creator is about all objects that more or less conform to the concept of creating or existence. 
>To lose any of them is an affront to Creator and it feels a need to keep them! 
-Therefore, it cannot be the TTB of the A-Ideal. 
>For Creator TTB to lose anything that is 'creator' is an affront to its nature. This is obvious to mind and stems from personal experience.
*Of course the Creator category requires mutliple objects, since the whole point behind Creator TTB is to collect and add objects that conform to the creator concept. But this creates a principle need for multiple objects, since to lose any of them runs counter to the point behind the whole thing. 
*A TTB can't stand to lose an object that conforms (more or less) to its nature. But only the A-Ideal has the full nature of the A-Ideal, and so that is the only thing Theist truly cares about. 
Category:Infinity Theology