Is divine foreknowledge compatible with human freedom? Doesn=t god=s foreknowledge about future actions remove human freedom? In the analytical philosophy of religion these and similar questions are being discussed intensively, clarified and developed in a creative way. Here, recourses on approaches of Thomas von Aquin, Wilhelm von Ockham or Luis de Molina play an equal important role as ideas that derive from current debates in metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of language.This book contains key contributions of the current analytical philosophy of religion to this discussion and makes clear the key issues and developments.

Is divine foreknowledge compatible with human freedom? Doesn=t god=s foreknowledge about future actions remove human freedom? In the analytical philosophy of religion these and similar questions are being discussed intensively, clarified and developed in a creative way. Here, recourses on approaches of Thomas von Aquin, Wilhelm von Ockham or Luis de Molina play an equal important role as ideas that derive from current debates in metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of language.This book contains key contributions of the current analytical philosophy of religion to this discussion and makes clear the key issues and developments.

Is divine foreknowledge compatible with human freedom? Doesn=t god=s foreknowledge about future actions remove human freedom? In the analytical philosophy of religion these and similar questions are being discussed intensively, clarified and developed in a creative way. Here, recourses on approaches of Thomas von Aquin, Wilhelm von Ockham or Luis de Molina play an equal important role as ideas that derive from current debates in metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of language.This book contains key contributions of the current analytical philosophy of religion to this discussion and makes clear the key issues and developments.