God and Abstract Objects

The book delves into the doctrine of divine aseity within classical theism, addressing challenges from Platonism regarding abstract objects. It engages with various philosophical discussions, including mathematics, language, and metaphysics, while offering a comprehensive taxonomy of options for classical theists. The text explores the compatibility of abstract objects with classical theism and provides an in-depth analysis of biblical and patristic foundations for divine aseity. Additionally, it critiques Quinean metaontological views on ontological commitments.