a) Only a being can idolize God by for example taking a true or false measurement, which ignores all given by God.
b) God cannot "be"...BE IN G(od) implies each one within all. Each being implies a lesser part of all God aka effect within cause aka reaction within action aka power within work aka form within flow etc.
is He the Only One with rights to worship
Rights (plural) contradicts only one (singular)...right/reg - "to move in a straight line" implies all delineating (inception towards death) each one within (life).
Worship implies the attachment of worth unto ship, while ignoring that all flow (value) sets each form (evaluation) apart from one another.
The word "worship" represents a suggested synthesis designed to prevent ones perception from analyzing WOR (value) SHIP (vessel) and thereby discerning self as one vessel (perception) within all value (perceivable).
Idolatry refers to holding the synthesis together, hence committing a sin/syn, which one has to atone (action) for, because action divides anything synthetic from one another.
This brings up good questions; can the One True God be an idol or is He the Only One with rights to worship?
a) Only a being can idolize God by for example taking a true or false measurement, which ignores all given by God.
b) God cannot "be"...BE IN G(od) implies each one within all. Each being implies a lesser part of all God aka effect within cause aka reaction within action aka power within work aka form within flow etc.
Rights (plural) contradicts only one (singular)...right/reg - "to move in a straight line" implies all delineating (inception towards death) each one within (life).
Worship implies the attachment of worth unto ship, while ignoring that all flow (value) sets each form (evaluation) apart from one another.
The word "worship" represents a suggested synthesis designed to prevent ones perception from analyzing WOR (value) SHIP (vessel) and thereby discerning self as one vessel (perception) within all value (perceivable).
Idolatry refers to holding the synthesis together, hence committing a sin/syn, which one has to atone (action) for, because action divides anything synthetic from one another.