That's great! Thank you soo much! Also just looked up Aquinas' argument from analogy, would you say this is along the right lines..
Both parties possess the same attribute and the similarity is based on the causal connection between them; the cause communicates itself to the effect. E.g., Hot water causes the vegetables in it to be hot. Being causes being to be. Since God communicates his likeness to his "effects" (the creation), the creation must be like him; i.e., there must be a real similarity. The similarity between Creator and creatures occurs in that God gives characteristics of himself to his creatures.
Thank you for helping here, was getting a bit worried!