I show that if the ontological argument is sound, it proves that a number o
f maximally great beings must exist. I show that maximal greatness does not
imply uniqueness, that such beings can be omnipotent and yet not restrict
each other's power, and that each must have its own separate stream of cons
ciousness. I also show that attempts to unify the beings by unifying the st
reams of consciousness leads to a form of pantheism.