God and Abstract Objects
Some believe that there is a God who is the source of all things; and some believe that there are necessarily existing abstract
objects. But can one believe both these things? That is the question of this Element. Les mer
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Some believe that there is a God who is the source of all things; and some believe that there are necessarily existing abstract
objects. But can one believe both these things? That is the question of this Element. First, Einar Duenger Bohn clarifies
the concepts involved, and the problem that arises from believing in both God and abstract objects. Second, he presents and
discusses the possible kinds of solutions to that problem. Third, Bohn discusses a new kind of solution to the problem, according
to which reality is most fundamentally made of information.
Introduction; 1. The problem; 2. The positions; 3. Towards a new theory - divine informationalism; Concluding remarks.