Contents -- Acknowledgements -- A Guide to the Book: God, Truth, and other Enigmas -- Part I (God's) Existence/Non-Existence -- Logical Necessity, Conceptual Necessity, and the Ontological Argument -- 1 What is Logical Necessity (Logical Modality)? -- 2 Conceptual Modality -- 3 Terse Formalization of a Hartshornian Modal Ontological Argument -- 4 A "Fitchy" Argument for Premise (2) -- 5 The Crucial Premise -- Problem of the Origins of Ontotheology -- 1 Towards the Theologization of Being -- 2 "Craftsman" or "Creator"? -- 3 The Unnamed, and yet Named "the Being One": the Premises of Ontotheology -- 4 God as Esse Absolutum -- On the Anti-Ontological Doom Argument -- Nothing Is Impossible -- 1 Preliminary Matters -- 1.1 A Miscellany of Terms, Concepts, Definitions, and Assumptions -- 1.2 Kinds -- 1.3 Explanation -- 1.4 Three Principles -- 1.5 A Premise about Kinds -- 2 The Arguments -- 2.1 The Arguments -- 2.2 A Possible Objection to the Arguments -- 3 "The Mystery of Existence" -- God and Good: Does God's Existence Imply that Anything is Good -- Part II Omniscience -- Gaps, Gluts and God -- 1 Gaps and Gluts -- 2 Milne's Paradox -- 3 Strengthening the Milne Sentence -- 4 Conclusion -- Fitch's Paradox and the Existence of an Omniscient Being -- 1 The Knowability Principle and Fitch's Paradox -- 2 An Argument for an Omniscient Being -- 3 How Plausible is the Knowability Principle? -- 4 Concluding Remarks -- Vagueness and Omniscience -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Cooperation by an Omniscient Being: First Proposal -- 3 Cooperation by an Omniscient Being: Objection to the First Proposal -- 4 Cooperation by an Omniscient Being: Second Proposal -- 5 Cooperation by an Omniscient Being: Objection to the Second Proposal -- 6 Some Conclusive Remarks -- God's Omniscience and Logical Virtue -- 1 Introduction.

2 Cantor's Argument and the Complete Knowledge of God -- 3 The Liar and the Sound Knowledge of God -- 4 McTaggart's Paradox, and Various Semantical Approaches to Time -- 5 Anderson-type Semantics Taking into Account the Time and the Knowledge of Truths -- 6 Conclusion -- Part III Truth -- Logic and Truth in Religious Belief -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Logic and Religious Belief -- 3 Faith Pragmatics and Truth -- 4 Appearance and Truth in Religious Belief (Semantics) -- 4.1 Logic QB Modified -- 4.2 Formal Analysis of John 3 -- Absolute Truth and Mathematics -- The Divine Belief Theory of Truth: Might It Work? -- 1 The Theory -- 2 Statement and Some Merits -- 2.1 Beliefs by a Perfect Beings -- 2.2 Sentential Truth -- 2.3 Some Merits -- 3 Objections -- 3.1 The Euthyphro Objection -- 3.2 Knowledge -- 3.3 Epistemological Circularity -- 3.4 Atheists and Truth -- 3.5 The Liar Paradox -- 3.6 Similarity to Occasionalism -- 4 Conclusions -- Makers and Models: Two Approaches to Truth, and their Merger -- 1 Introduction: Tarski and Nominalism -- 2 Truth, Consequence, and Models -- 3 Makers -- 4 Models -- 5 Multitudes -- 6 Models from Multitudes -- 7 Consequences for Nominalists -- 8 Open Questions and Conclusion -- Part IV Metaphysical Enigmas -- Agnosticism about Material Composition -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Agnosticism about Material Composition -- 3 Conceptual Analysis -- 4 Common Sense -- 5 Science -- 6 Simplicity -- 7 Philosophical Argument -- 8 Reflections and Recriminations -- Existential Dependence and other Formal Relations -- 1 Formal Relations -- 2 Ontological Dependence -- 3 Existential Dependence -- 4 Existential Dependence and the Three-Categorial Ontology -- 5 Formal Relations and Their Possible Function in Philosophical Theology -- Wittgenstein on Faith and Reason: The Influence of Newman -- 1 Introductory Remarks.

2 Wittgenstein on the Structure of Reasons -- 3 Newman on Faith and Reason -- 4 On Certainty -- 5 Concluding Remarks -- Necessity, Worlds, and God -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A Most Common Strategy -- 3 Necessity and Worlds -- 4 Necessity and God -- 5 Be Careful What You Wish For -- 6 How Not to Argue for the Plurality -- 7 Rods for Their Own Backs -- 8 God, Necessity, and Limits -- 9 Conclusion -- The Explanatory Power of Topology in the Philosophy of God -- 1 Goal -- 2 Mathematical Theology -- 3 Mathematica Theologiae Ancilla -- 4 Topology - Basic Ideas and Concepts -- 5 Topological Explanations in the Philosophy of God -- 5.1 God's Suffering vs. God's Infinite Power. Is God a Topological Space? -- 5.2 God as a Closure of the World -- 5.3 God-Topology: Connected and not Metrizable? -- 5.4 Topological Analysis of Unity of God -- 6 The Explanatory Power and Limits of Topological Explanations -- Authors of Contributed Papers -- Author Index -- Subject Index.