Divine will and human choice : freedom, contingency, and necessity in early modern reformed thought
Richard A. MullerGrand Rapids, Mich : Baker Academic, [2017]
329 p. ; 24 cm
Book
| Location | Call Number | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1/F Collection | BT 810 .3 .M85 | Available |
- Part I. Freedom and necessity in Reformed thought : the contemporary debate. Introduction : the present state of the question
- Reformed thought and synchronic contingency
- Part II. Philosophical and theological backgrounds : Aristotle, Aquinas and Duns Scotus. Aristotle and Aquinas on necessity and contingency
- Duns Scotus and late medieval perspectives on freedom
- Part III. Early modern Reformed perspectives : contingency, necessity, and freedom in the real order of being. Necessity, contingency and freedom : Reformed understandings
- Scholastic approaches to necessity, contingency, and freedom : early modern Reformed perspectives
- Divine power, possibility, and actuality - - Divine concurrence and contingency
- Conclusions.
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Free will and determinism--Religious aspects--Christianity--History of doctrines
- Reformed Church--Doctrines
- Baker Academic
- 0801030854
- 9780801030857
- text
- volume
- unmediated
- https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/ANwz
