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Actuality (n.) is what is left of every plan after it has been introduced to the world.
Actuality (n.) is nothing other than possibility when approached from the domain of knowledge.
Actuality (n.) is either a dormant actuality, or an unthematized zone of emergence out of which a second kind of actuality... namely that of perceived objects and relations (I.E focal actuality) can spring.
Actuality (n.) is concerned with teleological necessity. The contingent and irrational are not actual, they are, rather, appearance.
The Exisistence of God (n.) is, paradoxically, proven by the very fact that He need not exist in order to save us.
Existing (n.) is mostly paying rent on a body.
Existing (n.) is a full-time occupation that pays in more of itself.
Existing (n.) is simply to have, to be in, a world – always already.
God's existence (n.) is an argument each side expects to win only after the funeral.
God's existence (n.) gets debated hardest at two in the morning and in hospital waiting rooms.
God's existence (n.) is the argument where each side insists the other one has to go first.
God's existence (n.) is argued hardest by people who would live the same either way.
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