Molinism and divine prophecy of free actions

Religious Studies 50 (2):1-10 (2014)
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Abstract

Among challenges to Molinism, the challenge posed by divine prophecy of human free action has received insufficient attention. We argue that this challenge is a significant addition to the array of challenges that confront Molinism.

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Graham Oppy
Monash University
Mark Douglas Saward
Monash University

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Prophecy.Scott Davison - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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