More On the Subject of 'Creator and Creature'

In yesterday's blog, I showed that a finite creature, such as Jesus, cannot be or become an infinite creator.  This statement is true because a creator cannot be compared with a creature.

Thus, a human can only be an image of God and cannot see God clearly as Paul teaches at Rom. 1:20. Further, on p. 6 of  my' book on 'The First Scientific Proof of God,' I also say say that an infinite thing is the origin of all finite things.  So, it is very clear that a finite creature, such as Jesus, is a creature and can never become a creator.

Other facts tells us that Jesus is not creator and creature.  For instance, in Ch. Two of Bk. 1 of his book 'On Learned Ignorance,' Nicholas of Cusa seeks the true meaning of the word 'maximum.'  (click)  This word can be applied only to a 'greatest thing' because we conclude immediately that a greatest thing can never change or lose its greatness.  So, we recognize immediately that a greatest thing is an 'absolute' and is absolutely minimum and absolutely maximum. A greatest thing is God and creator and can never change or lose its greatness. Thus, a greatest thing can never be a creature. Western Christians must fix this ugly error.

In this chapter, Nicholas of Cusa also noticed that two 'contracted maximums' exist.  Contracted maximums come from the greatest thing or God.  They come when things appear as many finite pluralities in the universe.  One of these two maximums is the 'universe.'  The other maximum is the 'goals of the universe.' Since the universe is eternal, both of these maximums are never attained because life never in the universe never ends.  Here we see the truth and reality of the 'mathematical infinity.'

It should bcoming clear that there is only one God and only one religion.

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