A being receiving existence or perfections from an external source inherits a prior metaphysical debt, which structurally disqualifies it as a fitting terminus of ultimate religious devotion.
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In philosophical theology, the supreme qualities or attributes (like knowledge, power, or goodness) that are thought to exist in God and can serve as models for understanding other things.
structurally disqualifies(as used in logic and metaphysics)
Removes from consideration or makes unsuitable by its very nature or design; something built into how that thing works prevents it from fitting a role.
terminus(Contrasted with subiectum in theories of transmutation)
The end-point or term of a change
ultimate religious devotion(as used in theology)
The highest form of worship or spiritual dedication; the most worthy object of religious faith and reverence.