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Divine providence: The molinist account
Philosophical Review 109 (2):274-276 (2000)
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Christian theists have always been concerned with the relationship between God’s providential control and human freedom. Flint’s book is an explication and defense of what he sees as the best way for orthodox Christians to conceive of this relationship: the Molinist account.Author's Profile
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