Spatially developed and deployed all appearance must be gift by God, but that appearing aspect is very arbitrarilness given and shifting, then all these must be managed only with accidentality, that absolute blunt nature could be interpreted only by God's immovable look.

God has no impulse as lazily as we do at any occasion, that nature is so unversally absolute, then presumably God's absolute look might have been all nature's spatial embodiment. 

God but oncce so accidentalily never consistent thing He acted, that was giving birth to universe, and it consequently and necessarily given to us.

If we define just absolute never including any accidentality, it must be Absolute Look to us, and nobody has that look as well as God, only God can have it.

Hence, God's absolute look has no prejudice nor no subjective arbitration. Only it must transcend all even nature, fairness, or justice, only God must be transcendent toward any correct or righteous things. 

Thereby, necessarily His absolute look could be just space itself since the birth of universe to now, these sequently never ceased sequently lasting this appearance as wholly totalized it. 

Then, necessarily it must be absolutely definitive ontological subject, then it must be absolute subject transcends all individual subjectivity we have or all accidentally taking place things in universe. 

Then, transcendent all these exampled God's look must be being itself, and it must never be wiped out from this universe, never at a stretch.

This refered and interpreted God's view as look denies all singular or plural, or absolute or subject, then it must be Absolute as really as God has no any gods, in principle.

Absolute synchronicity must be God's look, and it must be equal to time's the most sympathizing fellow, then absolute fellow, thus let's define it Fellow.

Then, necessarily God's look as Absolute must be the sole fellow as Fellow to time itself, by the way how could we interpret time itself, around it, next chance to debate, I'll provide the debating field at this blog.
(to be continued)

(Nov. 28th. 2020)