> Even though I don't believe humans have (incompatibilist) free will,
> I agree with Chuck Noren when he wrote (10:35 AM 12/10/97 -0800), "I
> personally don't think that foreknowledge is incompatible with free will"
> (but not with his further statement, "God does not control our choices").
Oh dear! Did I say that? I don't doubt it, I say many rediculous
things. I am a reluctant Calvinist and I am prone to say such
things. I intelletually do disagree with the statement, "God does not
control our choices". I cast my lot with St. Augustine who said
we do God's bidding enterly by His grace. It was reading Martin
Gardner when I was a tender lad about Newcolmb's paradox that planted
that seed in my head, which was brought to fruition when I unwittingly
hung around a crowd of Calvinists.
-Chuck
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Chuck Noren
Marietta, GA
noren@inetnow.net (home) / noren@es.atl.sita.int (work)