One of the most mind-boggling topics in philosophical theology is the relationship between divine foreknowledge and human freedom. If God has a complete knowledge of the future due to his epistemic perfection, how can a human being be free with respect to his future action?
One of the most mind-boggling topics in philosophical theology is the relationship between divine foreknowledge and human freedom. If God has a complete knowledge of the future due to his epistemic perfection, how can a human being be free with respect to his future action?
Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Introduction: Preliminaries and Overview Chapter 5 The Mode and Structure of Divine Foreknowledge Chapter 6 Ockhamism: Then and Now Chapter 7 Fischer's Diehardness Chapter 8 Hasker on Hard and Soft Facts Chapter 9 Counterfactual Power over the Past Chapter 10 Foreknowledge Compatibilism and Libertarian Freedom Chapter 11 Conclusion: Summary and Implications Chapter 12 Bibliography Chapter 13 Subject Index Chapter 14 Person Index
Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgments Chapter 4 Introduction: Preliminaries and Overview Chapter 5 The Mode and Structure of Divine Foreknowledge Chapter 6 Ockhamism: Then and Now Chapter 7 Fischer's Diehardness Chapter 8 Hasker on Hard and Soft Facts Chapter 9 Counterfactual Power over the Past Chapter 10 Foreknowledge Compatibilism and Libertarian Freedom Chapter 11 Conclusion: Summary and Implications Chapter 12 Bibliography Chapter 13 Subject Index Chapter 14 Person Index
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