Usage examples (19)

• Call this the sovereignty-aseity intuition (see Plantinga 1980, Davidson 1999).
• One could attribute aseity or ˜self-existence 'to space-time, matter-energy and the universe as a whole.
• Thomists bemoaned in their rivals the lack of the classical Aristotelian epistemology and the ontological notions of being, aseity, necessity, and changelessness.
• If a philosophy lacks this living fundamentwhich is usually a sign that the ideal principle too was originally only feebly at work in itit loses itself in the kind of system...