Theos-Talk Archives (January 2005 Message tt00250)

Based on the original statement that "the Absolute is relative and the 
Relative is absolute"... The Absolute (as the unchanging One) can only be relative 
in its relationship with other absolutes.
And, the Relative (as the ever changing Whole) can only be absolute in its 
relationship with other relatives.

Zakk Duffany <zakkduffany@earthlink.net> wrote:


View does not mean a literal sight. A concept is a view. The Absolute has no 
terms.

One must take into consideration a direction of meaning from the use of words.

It is like the word "THAT". "THAT" represents a "thing". The Absolute is not 
a "thing".

One goes beyond the literal meaning of "THAT" in order to grasp the concept.

"View" can also be taken in the same manner. One can substitute 

"relationship" for "view". As an example :


The Absolute is Relative in the relationship of the Relative.

The Relative is Absolute in the relationship of the Absolute.