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A paper I presented at the conference: “Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium,” at The Un... more A paper I presented at the conference: “Mary at the Beginning of the Third Millennium,” at The University of Notre Dame, Sydney, 4-5 March 2016
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Fatalism is the theory that whatever happens, must happen and is thus incompatible with free will... more Fatalism is the theory that whatever happens, must happen and is thus incompatible with free will. It is typically argued for via logical fatalism or theological fatalism. Whilst logical fatalism argues for the incompatibility of fatalism and free will through logic, theological fatalism suggests that it is God's foreknowledge that is incompatible with free will. However, by analysing the theological argument it will be seen that it can be reduced to the logical argument for fatalism. I shall show that theological fatalism is reducible to logical fatalism as God's foreknowledge is not a necessary condition for fatalism.
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