Absolute
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this person is an evolution of Buddhist concept of Buddha Eternal, the best aproximation of buddists to a divine concept 94:11.7-11
he is shoen as an impersonal and co-ordinate reaction of the Trinity to all spatial and universal situations, but it is not valid see him as an ancestor of the Trinity because the Trinity is infinite and eternal 56:9.4
in infinity and existentially, there is one the Absolute, although in subinfnite levels there are three Absolutes 56:9.1 106:8.17
science suggests existence of Absolute when affirms the existence of a First Cause 101:2.7
it is a term never used in The Urantia Book as negation of aught or as impersonal Deity 0:11.16
Where it appears
Absolute is linked in 47 paragraphs of the text; the first 40 are listed.