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The Truth Hyperset Argument
The Truth Hyperset Argument demonstrates that the totality of all objective truths cannot be grounded in any set or aggregate (due to Cantor's Paradox) and therefore requires a non set foundation, a Hyperset Foundation. After eliminating impersonal abstract structures and chaos as candidates, only an Unlimited Intellect can serve as this foundation. The need to ground contingent truths further entails that this Intellect possesses free will, making it a personal agent. Consequently, an Unlimited, Necessary, Eternal, and Personal Intellect, God, exists as the ground of all truth.
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