Immediacy

-Creator is immediately about all creatings, while Theist is immediately only about the A-Ideal. Both are about everything, but differ in what their immediate thing is. 
-The A-Ideal, as per Aim of the A-Ideal, is only all about Itself. The Object of Itself. 
-Creator is about all possible creatings, which of course means other objects!
-Theist is only about the Object of the A-Ideal.
-Ergo, God wants us to be Theist, not Creator, because that is His nature.
== Actions of the A-Ideal Too?: ==
-All of Existence can be divided into two categories; the A-Ideal and the actions of the A-Ideal.
>Even actions taken by other things only happen because the A-Ideal allows it (assuming A-Ideal has sentience). Ergo, the A-Ideal is still responsible for all things.
-'Actions' taken by the A-Ideal are not of the A-Ideal itself, for that would imply change, and the A-Ideal does not change. 
-There is always something in the A-Ideal that makes It all sufficient. If you were theoretically able to hold all of existence in your hand and separated A-Ideal Object from it and put it in your other hand, then threw away everything else, you would have lost nothing. Somehow, the A-Ideal would be able to compensate, for It is all things possible combined together. 
== Mental Immediacy: ==
-As Creator you can mentally wander from God and do things without consciously being immediately about God. This is just wrong, and it is obvious to the mind that it is wrong.
-Theist forces everything to be about God, in every way possible, especially mentally! 
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Category:Infinity Theology