A Fable of Foreknowledge and Freedom

Philosophy 62 (239):67-75 (1987)
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Abstract

Weeter and Duvall were good friends and philosophical colleagues. Their friendship was served by the fact that they shared a number of important philosophical commitments. Both, for instance, were theists. Both also devoutly believed in possible worlds, propositions, and essences. And furthermore, both were ardent libertarians.

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