Structural Constraints on Ontological Unification: A Formal Model of Multiple Domains

This preprint examines whether the acceptance of theoretically indispensable but empirically unobservable entities in contemporary physics provides a coherent philosophical basis for considering God as a legitimate ontological hypothesis.

Drawing on contemporary cosmology, ontology, and the philosophy of science, the paper proposes a formal framework based on ontological domains and structural constraints. Rather than presenting a scientific proof of God, it develops a philosophical model intended to clarify the conditions under which such a hypothesis may be regarded as rationally admissible.

This work is part of the Foundations of Constitutive Ontology research program.