Ontology and the Everett many worlds theory
Thinking out loud I guess, but if you believe in the Everettian theory of many worlds, which many distiguished physicists do (eg. Sean Carroll) then infinite worlds exist. If a perfect being exists in one of these worlds then, being perfect, they have to exist in every world. Therefore a perfect being exists in our world.
How is this disputed?
Posted Sep 22, 2026, 11:49 PM UTC
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