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( 58 ) world, to be established. By denying a body to God, He has not been proved the creator of the world. We believe in God having a body and therefore our proposi. tion is correct. God is only one. If there were many Gods, there would be a divergence of views among them in the accomplishment of a work (taken up by all simultaneously). As there is none else to check them their differences will continue and the accomplishment of the work be interfered with.
The case would be that one God is creating a man with four legs, another with six legs, the third, with two legs and the fourth, with eight legs. In this manner all other things will be made variously. There would in such a case be general confusion and disorder in the world.
But no such disorder is seen; hence the creator is only one God. God is also omnipresent and omniscient. If God were not omnipresent, the things which
