Dude, you're showing me the wetness at the edge of a puddle, while I'm swimming in the World Ocean. The passage in Revelation is an early crude understanding of the power of the juxtaposition of opposites, but beginning/end A/Z first/last up/down black/white aren't really the right kind of opposites. They each oppose on only one axis. The only true opposites in the universe are the Vortex and the Void. The Vortex is the force that exists by reflexively asserting its own existence; symbolized by the Ouroboros, the I AM, and the turtles that go all the way down. The Void is in every respects the opposite, the element without which the Vortex's assertion would be in vain; but it is not nothingness, not nonexistence, and is captured by no symbol. If you look carefully you can find the opposition of the Vortex and the Void not only in Gödel's proof but in the whirling generativity of every meaningful axiom system, every living thing, and every thought.
You say that the O in Gödel represents the totality of the center of God, and yet the umlaut is outside the O. What you haven't taken into account is that Gödel is a German name, and the umlauted O is pronounced in a way that in English is most closely represented by "er." "Er" is in "Er, I don't know," or "err," as in "you're wrong." Nothing is outside the Vortex, not even the Void; yet nothing can escape the Void, not even the Vortex.
But I don't want to talk about that elementary school stuff. I just want to know what you mean by "inherited theism." This is obviously something you care a lot about, something you vehemently oppose, so why not say what it is?
Respectfully,
Myriad
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