Then he said:

“The answer to their second argument—that this is inconceivable—is that we do not concede this. Clear reason does not reject dividing existent beings into those that occupy a spatial location and those that do not. It does, however, reject anything being neither eternal nor non-eternal. Thus, drawing an analogy between the two is far-fetched.”

He also said:

“Moreover, reason rejects affirming an existent being in one direction that cannot be described, in relation to an existent being in another direction, as equal to it, smaller than it, or larger than it. Yet you do not allow it to be said that the Creator, exalted is He,