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Leibniz on divine foreknowledge of future contingents and human freedom
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 55 (1):75-108 (1995)
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The Prevolitional Condition: The subjunctive conditionals of human freedom known by God must have their truth value prior to any free decree of God, i.e., be known prevolitionally.Author's Profile
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