God and Abstract Objects

The book delves into the coherence of classical theism's doctrine of divine aseity, particularly addressing the challenges posed by Platonism regarding abstract objects. It engages with various philosophical discussions, including mathematics, language, and metaphysics, while exploring concepts like absolute creationism and non-Platonic realism. The author provides a comprehensive taxonomy for classical theists to navigate these challenges, thoroughly examines biblical and patristic foundations, and critiques Quinean metaontological perspectives on ontological commitments.