Human freedom and divine providence: Some new thoughts on an old problem: David Basinger

Religious Studies 15 (4):491-510 (1979)
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Christian theists have not normally wished to deny either of the following tenets: T1 God creates human agents such that they are free with respect to certain actions and, therefore, morally responsible for them. T2 God is an omniscient, wholly good being who is omnipotent in the sense that he has control over all existent states of affairs

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