| BkII:6.III.5 | Yet, form is a limitation, and this is where the apparent dilemma lies. If God is incapable of creating limitation, how can He have created a limited world? Herein is the error, the error of believing that an apparent limit creates absolute limitation. We will clarify this. Forms are limited, but not the kind of limitation you thought. Form must be seen as outlines, contours of what shapes something, rather than as limitation. This is why there are different ways of loving, different ways of being, and different forms of expression. Form should not be understood as limitation in the sense that it has been understood until now. Forms are simply outlines, something that reveals beauty precisely because of its limits. |