Aarav kumer :
How is C1 extrapolated from those premises? Since a finite perspective is limited, and an objective account of reality cannot be limited by any perspective, if a completely objective account of reality exists, it must transcend every finite perspective. From this, we cannot extrapolate that there does exist a transcendent ground of complete objectivity, only that if there is the aforementioned, it must occupy the traits mentioned. C1 is a premise in and of itself, and has a hidden assumption (obviously, the existence of a transcendent ground of objectivity). In which case, your argument largely collapses, since it would merely become circular reasoning. In which case, your second argument largely collapses. Beyond that, Premise 2 faces a problem here: "must contain or comprehend the complete truth of reality". Those two are not the same thing and are not interchangeable. An underlying realm of pure truth could contain the complete truth of reality in theory, but not comprehend it. Therefore, "must" is misapplied and renders the upcoming premise useless for the obvious reason of collapse via poisoned fruit. Even if granted, it comes to a halt at the very next premise (P4). In this case, this is a non-sequitur. P4 does not follow from P3 since you have not demonstrated personhood, intellect, or a "form" of any sort in P1-P3 but assume their existence via usage of the word possession and of the term omniscience.
2026-09-08 11:47:06