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Divine Foreknowledge and the Metaphysics of Time (2014)

2022
AbstractThis paper argues that when we examine the traditional dilemma of infallible divine foreknowledge and human free will, we uncover a deeper dilemma that has nothing to do with God, infallibility, or free will. Many historically important ways out of theological fatalism are irrelevant to this problem, which arises within the metaphysics of time.
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Molina on Divine Foreknowledge and the Principle of Bivalence

Journal of the History of Philosophy, 1994
L'A. rejette l'approche reconciliationniste qu'adoptent A. Freddoso et W. Craig envers la conception de la prescience divine developpee par le jesuite Molina. L'A. demontre que la position de Molina est inconsistante du point de vue de la connaissance divine du futur (futur contingent) et du point de vue de la restriction du principe de ...
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Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom Are Compatible

Noûs, 1997
L'A. defend la these de la compatibilite entre l'existence et l'omniscience necessaires de Dieu et la liberte humaine. Examinant le cas du fatalisme logique et le cas du fatalisme theologique, l'A. developpe une argumentation proche de celle de Plantinga, qui substitue a la distinction entre faits stricts et faits faibles les notions de consistance et ...
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The Divine Foreknowledge and Causality in Relation to Freewill

Blackfriars, 1924
I.The Encyclical ‘Studiorum ducem?On the 29th day of June, 1923, the Holy Father, Pope Pius XI, published the Encyclical Studiomm ducem. After extolling the virtues and holiness of the life of St. Thomas, the Holy Father says:‘From this slight glance at St.
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Divine Foreknowledge and Human Free Will (1985)

2022
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Divine Foreknowledge in Renaissance Philosophy

2019
This entry deals with the notion of God’s foreknowledge. First, Augustine’s position is delineated, after which follows that of Boethius, in order to introduce the theological and philosophical topics which characterized the later discussion on divine foreknowledge. Then, the focus will turn to Aquinas’ view.
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