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The classical theist is seen to have a number of realist and anti-realist options open to him in meeting the challenge of indispensability arguments for Platonism. The most plausible response will involve challenging, with free logicians, neo-Meinongians, and neutralists, the neo-Quinean criterion of ontological commitment which lies at the heart of indispensability arguments. Beyond that the theist’s options are wide open for filling out his account with insights appropriated from a diversity of perspectives.
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Craig, W.L. (2017). Concluding Reflections. In: God and Abstract Objects. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55384-9_12
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