Can Concepts Give Certainty?

-To put it more bluntly, can Concepts die or fade away or whatever? That is, can we trust that the Creator Concept is here eternally. 
-All things are found in Indivisability which is Existence Itself (Color White)(Ind. must posses Potential for all things because all things move through It). It is infinite, eternal and universal. More to the point, it is Creator. At the very least Creator is a part of It. Therefore, through Ind., Creator as concept has always existed and will always exist. Because Ind. or whatever is behind It must have infinite power, It does not need to change and will go nowhere. 
=== Always The Potential For Creator: ===
-For anything to be Almighty It must at least possess the potential for Creator, so in that sense Creator can and will always exist.
=== Always More Addition: ===
-There is also the notion that, even if the very concept of Creator were somehow erased, what would you replace it with? Still, all things are possible, but there would always be the potential for more. 
=== Creator of Indivisability: ===
-Whatever It is that is behind Ind. is really the best bet for Creator concept to be eternal. We have the emotional certainty of the Concept of Creator while also knowing that the BTI will ensure Creator always exists. And that Creator has Supremacy. 
-It's a two-fold concept here: for Ind. to be complete It must at the very least posses Creator in potential and we can also know that Creator is the supreme concept because It is all Potential.
=== Always The A-Ideal: ===
-Whatever is best or "in charge" must be or be the thing that closest resembles the actualized A-Ideal. And if Creator is the supreme concept, that means that it is the nature of the A-Ideal (Transference of Attributes).
-This means that whatever is the actual, Actualized BTI will only be the best in so far as It resembles the A-Ideal/Creator. 
Category:Metaphysics