TTB Wholeness

-One of the problems with basing TTBs off of the A-Ideal is that it is easy to dissect the A-Ideal and then choose one particular aspect or action of the A-Ideal and hold that up as the whole of the thing.
-The A-Ideal does an infinite amount of things, and can be said to commit to infinite Actualizations. But how can you be sure that is all that It does? Or that somewhere along the line, you won't discover something within the A-Ideal which makes the actual TTB more specific than Creator? 
-Creator can be said to be inherently about creation. But It is only about Its own creation and would want that referenced immediately and in all ways ideally-speaking. 
== You Can Never Be Sure You Know Enough: ==
-Even with something that has No Parts, you can never be sure that you haven't missed some aspect or segment or something that will throw off your highly-specific TTB of the A-Ideal!
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Category:Infinity Theology