Revelation 15:4 has us believe that only god is holy, yet in Revelation 22:11 it reverses itself. The bible also contains several other passages that contradict Revelation 15:4. This one, however, is the most important because both verses are taken from the same book!
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The Atheist Papers 
God is infinite.
Man is finite.
Consequently, the holiness of God is infinite.
And the holiness of man is finite.
We know that man can only be holy by the grace of God.
Yet God is holy because holy is what he is.
This isn’t a contradiction.. “He that is holy, let Him be holy still” is a reference to God and no others.
I suggest reading the text of the article and not just the text of the image. There’s more to it than that this one passage. But I also reject your interpretation of that passage. Read it again. Does it make any sense to say “He that is god, let him be god still”? If we look to the catholic bible, it shows the passage is clearly talking about evildoers and good Christians. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Revelation%2022
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