Theology at Paris, 1316–1345: Peter Auriol and the Problem of Divine Foreknowledge and Future Contingents

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Contents: Introduction The Background: The roots of the debate The immediate context Peter Auriola (TM)s Theory: Immutability equals necessity Indistant knowledge of the future Neutral propositions Intrinsic and extrinsic willing The Reaction to Auriola (TM)s Theory at Paris: Franciscans against the God of the philosophers The reaction outside the Franciscan convent at Paris The Marchist School The Reaction in England and in the Late Middle Ages: London and Oxford 1317a 1344 Paris 1343a 1345 Auriola (TM)s theory in the late Middle Ages Epilogue: the quarrel at Louvain Bibliography Indexes.

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