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chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 Aquinas, Compatibilist chapter 3 Human Freedom and Divine Action: Libertarianism in St. Thomas Aquinas chapter 4 Predestination as a Condition of Freedom: Reconsidering the Reformation chapter 5 Kant, Luther, and Erasmus on the Freedom of the Will chapter 6 Freedom and Agency: Finite and Infinite chapter 7 Finite and Infinite Freedom in Farrer and von Balthasar chapter 8 The Supremely Free Agent chapter 9 A Look at Austin Farrer's Theory of Agency chapter 10 Experience and Agency chapter 11 Evil, Human Freedom, and Divine Grace chapter 12 Aquinas on the Sufferings of Job chapter 13 Must Job Live Forever? A Reply to Aquinas on Providence and Freedom, Evil, and Immortality chapter 14 Plato and Augustine on Doing Wrong Knowingly chapter 15 Index
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Dell Owney
reviewed Human and Divine Agency: Anglican, Catholic, and Lutheran Perspectives on January 19, 2013
Human and Divine Agency: Anglican, Catholic, and Lutheran Perspectives
Some really interesting stuff in here with a compelling case for psychoactive compounds being a core part of the Eleusinian rites, and perhaps a basis for a number of later religious practises. Suddenly the Catholic Eucharist seems a lot more interesting! While some of the evidence was great, some went a bit too far and I found some examples a stretch. I also found later parts of the book a bit dry, but the first half was excellent.
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