Exam Revision 0.0 / 5 ? PhilosophyOmniscienceLiberty of SpontaneityASAQA Created by: IzzyMedleyCreated on: 04-03-16 11:20 Humans are free to do... Whatever they wish to 1 of 15 Humans are free to whatever they wish to in what confines? Their nature, background and education 2 of 15 Luke is free to marry Petunia because he wishes to, but what could this be confined by? His education, social conditioning and genetics 3 of 15 If we have this freedom, then what could the everlasting God know in the present? Our future free actions 4 of 15 Why is this not genuine freedom? Because our choices are determined by our makeup 5 of 15 What do most Theologians maintain? That we have genuine freedom 6 of 15 To preserve genuine freedom, what are they willing to do? Restrict God's omniscience 7 of 15 Who gives the illustration of the Grand Chess Master? Peter Vardy 8 of 15 If a novice played a grandmaster, what would the novice be free to do? Make any move they wanted 9 of 15 What does the grandmaster know? All the possible moves we could make so we would loose 10 of 15 Who does Vardy compare the Grand Chess Master to? God 11 of 15 What does the everlasting God know? All the possible life choices we could make even if he doesn't know the exact ones we could make 12 of 15 What can we not do to God's plans? Upset them as he knows the future will pan out 13 of 15 What does this do to God's personality? Emphasises it 14 of 15 What doesn't it allow God's lack of knowledge about our future free actions to do? Take the world out of His control 15 of 15
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