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The Compassionate God of Traditional Jewish and Christian Exegesis

open access: yesTyndale Bulletin, 2007
The comparison in the Zohar (Noah, 67b-68a) of Noah, Abraham and Moses serves as the starting point of this paper. Its aim is to investigate how traditional Jewish (e.g.
Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer
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Divine foreknowledge and necessity

open access: yes, 1996
The central aim of this dissertation is to defend the thesis that divine foreknowledge is compatible with (a full-blooded libertarian conception of) human freedom.
Song, In-Kyu
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Aspects of the Revelation of the Divine in St. Gregory Palamas’ Treatise De Operationibus Divinis

open access: yesPerichoresis: The Theological Journal of Emanuel University, 2019
In this paper, we examine the concepts ‘destination’, ‘revelation’, ‘foreknowledge’, ‘will’, ‘transmission’, ‘motion’, and ‘grace’, as they appear in Gregory Palamas’ treatise De opera-tionibus divinis.
Terezis Christos, Tempelis Elias
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Is Human Freedom Compatible with Divine Foreknowledge?

open access: yesOpen Journal of Philosophy, 2021
If God is omniscient and exhaustive knowledge of the future is possible, then God knows (and in fact knew a long time ago) what we will do in the future. But is this compatible with our future actions being free? I address this question by responding to an argument that claims that these things are incompatible. At the heart of this incompatibility
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Divine foreknowledge, time and tense

open access: yesProceedings of the Amsterdam Colloquium, 2015
If God’s omniscience entails knowing all things, including those that did not occur yet, how is it possible that humans act freely? This very much discussed old question had a sudden revival with Nelson Pike’s paper fifty years ago. In this paper we provide an analysis of the argument for “theological fatalism” under the light of some assumptions about
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The Incoherent Root of Theological Fatalism

open access: yesTheoLogica
This paper begins with a standard argument for theological fatalism and unravels deeper dilemmas in stages, arriving at an argument that has nothing to do with divine foreknowledge or free will. I then focus on the problem of the incoherence or at least
Linda Zagzebski
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The Mechanics of Divine Foreknowledge and Providence A Time-Ordering Account

open access: yes, 2014
Proposes and defends a novel account of the mechanics of divine foreknowledge and providence, arguing that this account is consistent with libertarian ...
Byerly, T.R.
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