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The Kabod: The Journal of the Liberty University Honors College, 2017 What is the driving force behind salvation? Is it God’s sovereign will, enacting His efficacious grace upon the heart of man? Or is it the free will of man himself, choosing to accept the grace that has been extended to him? This is the age-old question behind the argument of sovereignty versus free will.
Steele, Olivia Grey
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2011
Introduction 1. The (Non-)Existence of Molinist Counterfactuals 2. Whence and Whither the Molinist Debate: A Reply to Hasker 3. Truth and Molinism 4. Trenton Merricks on Some Anti-Molinist Arguments 5. Pro Haskeris Contradictione 6. Replies to Hasker and Zimmerman 7. Molinist Conditionals 8. Tilting at Molinism 9. A Precis of 'Yet Another Anti-Molinist
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Introduction 1. The (Non-)Existence of Molinist Counterfactuals 2. Whence and Whither the Molinist Debate: A Reply to Hasker 3. Truth and Molinism 4. Trenton Merricks on Some Anti-Molinist Arguments 5. Pro Haskeris Contradictione 6. Replies to Hasker and Zimmerman 7. Molinist Conditionals 8. Tilting at Molinism 9. A Precis of 'Yet Another Anti-Molinist
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2018
Molinism, named after Luis de Molina, is a theological system for reconciling human freedom with God’s grace and providence. Presupposing a strongly libertarian account of freedom, Molinists assert against their rivals that the grace whereby God cooperates with supernaturally salvific acts is not intrinsically efficacious. To preserve divine providence
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Molinism, named after Luis de Molina, is a theological system for reconciling human freedom with God’s grace and providence. Presupposing a strongly libertarian account of freedom, Molinists assert against their rivals that the grace whereby God cooperates with supernaturally salvific acts is not intrinsically efficacious. To preserve divine providence
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International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 1998
Le molinisme constitue davantage un inconvenient qu'un avantage en ce qui concerne la doctrine de la providence. A ce sujet, l'A. etudie le propos de W. Hasker. Le recit anti-moliniste de Hasker sur la providence de Dieu rend la theodicee plus complexe.
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Le molinisme constitue davantage un inconvenient qu'un avantage en ce qui concerne la doctrine de la providence. A ce sujet, l'A. etudie le propos de W. Hasker. Le recit anti-moliniste de Hasker sur la providence de Dieu rend la theodicee plus complexe.
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