The Posibility of Monotheistic Reading from Scientific Theories

The meaning of the monotheistic reading from a scientific theory is to interpret that theory in the context of a monotheistic metaphysics. Accordingly, it is necessary to show that scientific theories have a kind of metaphysics, in the light of which metaphysics, the possibility of different interpretations of that theory is provided. In addition, we must show that the metaphysics can be metaphysics based on a monotheistic ontology. Some philosophers believe that monotheistic reading from scientific theories is impossible, because they believe that such an effort faces four fundamental challenges: an explanatory, logical, methodological, and scientific challenge. My goal in this paper is to show that none of the above-mentioned challenges can show that monotheistic reading from scientific theories is impossible. Accordingly, it is possible to base the metaphysics of science on a monotheistic ontology and interpret scientific theories in the context of such metaphysics.