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Full Idea
Those defending the claim that objects exist with identity conditions not imposed by us, do not have to say that there is just one account of those objects possible.
Gist of Idea
We may say that objects have intrinsic identity conditions, but still allow multiple accounts of them
Source
Paul O'Grady (Relativism [2002], Ch.3)
Book Ref
O'Grady,Paul: 'Relativism' [Acumen 2002], p.74
A Reaction
This seems right, but the test question is whether the mind of God contains a single unified theory/account. Are multiple accounts the result of human inadequacy? Yes, I surmise.