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Philosophy: The Influence of Plato's Monotheistic Religion Theory

i.                    The influence of Plato's monotheistic religion theory was that God—an omnipotent, omniscient, goodness only controls the world's affairs. For the 'God' to be outstandingly unique, Plato believed that there must be only one God with the above qualities. Philo of Alexandria, on the other hand, believed God did not have attributes and hence could not be elaborated or classified by a man.

ii.                  Plato did not invest abstract think because it existed way before his time. Therefore, Plato just discovered it by demonstrating that people could...