Divine Foreknowledge: Four Views
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Divine Foreknowledge: Four Views

by William Lane Craig, Gregory A. Boyd, Paul Helm, Paul R. Eddy, David Hunt, James K. Beilby

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This volume presents four perspectives on divine foreknowledge, bringing contrasting theological and philosophical approaches into conversation. Contributions from William Lane Craig, Gregory A. Boyd, Paul Helm, David Hunt, Paul R. Eddy, and James K. Beilby offer readers an accessible way to compare differing understandings of God’s knowledge and human freedom.

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Divine Foreknowledge: Four Views presents a comparative discussion of a central question in Christian theology and philosophy.

The volume brings together perspectives from William Lane Craig, Gregory A. Boyd, Paul Helm, and David Hunt, with Paul R. Eddy and James K. Beilby also contributing.

Its focus is the relationship between divine foreknowledge and related questions of human freedom, responsibility, and providence.

Structured around multiple viewpoints, the book is suited to readers seeking a clear introduction to an enduring theological debate.

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