The idea that all the greeks taught a creator God as the ultimate is plainly false and the using of Plato for this is clearly disingenuous as Plato nowhere says the demiurge is the ultimate reality. Furthermore, in the fully worked out theologies of the Neoplatonists, the ultimate is not the demiurge, but the One, which is impersonal, beyond intelligence, beyond all thought or intent.
The idea that all the greeks taught a creator God as the ultimate is plainly false and the using of Plato for this is clearly disingenuous as Plato nowhere says the demiurge is the ultimate reality. Furthermore, in the fully worked out theologies of the Neoplatonists, the ultimate is not the demiurge, but the One, which is impersonal, beyond intelligence, beyond all thought or intent.