Foreknowledge, Freedom, and the Fixity of the Past

Philosophia 39 (3):461-474 (2011)
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I seek to clarify the notion of the fixity of the past appropriate to Pike’s regimentation of the argument for the incompatibility of God’s foreknowledge and human freedom. Also, I discuss Alvin Plantinga’s famous example of Paul and the Ant Colony in light of Pike’s argument

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John Fischer
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