The Vertical Asymptote of Virtue: A Hypothesis on the Nature of God

This paper examines the structural limitations of conventional infinity frameworks in modeling divine attributes and proposes a formal alternative. By restructuring these attributes through the analytical concept of the "vertical asymptote," the study presents a mathematical formulation of normative principles within an analytic plane. Furthermore, the proposed model contributes to the discussion on Tawhid (divine oneness) and offers structural support for the possibility premise of the Modal Ontological Argument. By integrating analytical geometry with modal ontology, this research aims to provide a consistent conceptual framework for philosophical theology.