God Over All: Divine Aseity and the Challenge of Platonism
In God Over All, William Lane Craig examines divine aseity and its relationship to the challenge of Platonism. Combining theological and philosophical perspectives, this focused work considers God’s independence, self-existence, and place within broader questions about reality and abstract objects.
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God Over All explores divine aseity, the theological concept of God’s complete independence and self-existence.
The book considers the challenge posed by Platonism, a philosophical view associated with the reality of abstract objects.
William Lane Craig brings theology and philosophy together in an examination of how these ideas relate to the doctrine of God.
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