An objection argues that distinct eternal attributes could be treated as separate eternal substances. This confuses intellectual distinction with actual independence or separation.
A classical example imagines knowledge moving from its subject to another being. The answer is that an eternal divine attribute is neither a movable substance nor something capable of detaching from its subject.
Merely differentiating the words and meanings of “knowledge” and “power” does not establish separate bodies or self-subsisting entities. Otherness understood as mere multiplication of terms provides no proof of independent existence.