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Tag Archives: middle knowledge
The Providence of God (Paul Helm)
Helm, Paul. The Providence of God. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsityPress, 1993. Thesis: “In summary, the essential elements of divine providence are these. God preserves his creation and all that it sustains” (Helm 22). Helm adopts the “no-risk” view of providence. God’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Philosophy, theology
Tagged deism, middle knowledge, pantheism, paul helm, prayer, predestination, providence
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Outline Turretin, Topic 3 (Doctrine God)
Part 1 Here. First Question: The Existence of God (Turretin goes through the standard pre-modern reasoning). Third Question: The Unity of God Turretin clarifies the question by saying God is one in the sense that there is nothing else like … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Scholasticism, theology
Tagged decree, divine simplicity, eternity, foreknowledge, francis turretin, middle knowledge, trinity
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Rutherford and Possibilia
“Samuel Rutherford and the Divine Origin of Possibility and Impossibility” in Reformed Orthodoxy in Scotland. P1: God’s being is the first principle of all things (142-143). Which means, pace Aristotle, that the Law of Noncontradiction is not the first principle. The … Continue reading
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Tagged duns scotus, jesuits, middle knowledge, samuel rutherford
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