I don’t this is an important or interesting question, at least not over the type of disagreement we are seeing here. The scope of the question (and of possible views) is larger than BB seems to acknowledge. At the very least, it is obvious to me that there is a type of realism/objectivity that is
1. Endorsed by at least some realists, especially with certain religious views.
2. Ontologically much more significant then BB is willing to defend.
I don’t this is an important or interesting question, at least not over the type of disagreement we are seeing here. The scope of the question (and of possible views) is larger than BB seems to acknowledge. At the very least, it is obvious to me that there is a type of realism/objectivity that is
1. Endorsed by at least some realists, especially with certain religious views.
2. Ontologically much more significant then BB is willing to defend.
Why ignore this?