Simplicidad divina radical

many philosophers have combined a Platonic metaphysics about abstract entities and theistic conception according to which God is the creator of ‘heaven earth’, all ‘visible ‘invisible’. Supposedly, unique entity se, i. e., on every other depends ontologically. It has been traditional contention Platonists, nevertheless, that things, like universals or numbers, are independent. How these theses compatible? Several critics argued they not. A theist ontology imposes —for them— outright rejection Platonism or, eventually, milder form substitutes abstracta by ‘concepts’ ‘ideas’ in divine intellect. Philosophers convictions tried assuage conflict introducing restrictions aseity subjecting some ‘absolute creation’. None attempts successful. In this work different approach presented defended. universal ‘deity’, W, identical God. This radicalization doctrine simplicity.