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    The document outlines a syllogism about the nature of the "All". It states that 1) the All is itself, 2) a part cannot be identical to the All by definition, and 3) there is only the All which is one and indivisible, therefore there are no parts of or partial expressions of the All.

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    The document outlines a syllogism about the nature of the "All". It states that 1) the All is itself, 2) a part cannot be identical to the All by definition, and 3) there is only the All which is one and indivisible, therefore there are no parts of or partial expressions of the All.

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    The Ultimate Syllogism

    1) The All is (the) All. (The principle of self-identity.) 2) A part, by definition, must be distinct from and so cannot be identical with the All. (This statement acknowledges the attempt to hypothesize a dyad: All/not-All.) 3) The All is One; there is ONLY the All. (This is the Universal Axiom; a Fact which is Revelation [Gnosis].) 4) Hence, there cannot be and there are no parts to or parts of the All. (The All is Indivisible.) Corollary: There can be no and, hence, are no partial expressions of the All.

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