Does God have a nature? : under the auspices of the Wisconsin-Alpha Chapter of Phi Sigma Tau

Sets Of Contingent Objects, Perhaps, Are As Contingent As Their Members; But Properties, Propositions, Numbers And States Of Affairs, It Seems, Are Objects Whose Non-existence Is Quite Impossible. If So, However, How Are They Related To God? Suppose God Has A Nature: A Property He Has Essentially That Includes Each Property Essential To Him. Does God Have A Nature? And If He Does, Is There A Conflict Between God's Sovereignty And His Having A Nature? How Is God Related To Such Abstract Objects As Properties And Propositions? These Are The Questions I Want To Explore. - Introduction. Prefatory -- Introduction -- Can We Discuss The Question? -- Divine Simplicity -- Nominalism -- Universal Possibilism -- The Divine Nature. By Alvin Plantinga. Under The Auspices Of The Wisconsin-alpha Chapter Of Phi Sigma Tau. Includes Bibliographical References.