Eleonore Stump and Norman Kretzmann's 'ET-simultaneity' relation, meant to bridge eternity and time, is not a genuine simultaneity relation and cannot ground the required cognitive contact with free acts.
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Free acts (free will)(as the subject of God's knowledge)
Actions that a person chooses freely, without being forced or determined by outside causes—the ability to make genuine choices.
Norman Kretzmann(as a philosopher referenced for his analysis of divine knowledge)
A medieval philosophy scholar who wrote extensively about how God's knowledge works, particularly focusing on the puzzle of how an all-knowing God can exist outside of time.
Simultaneity relation(as a technical philosophical concept)
A logical relationship that defines when two events or states happen 'at the same time'; philosophers use this to think about whether different things can be simultaneous.
Time (temporal)(as contrasted with eternity)
The normal way humans experience existence, where moments pass in sequence from past through present into future; having change and duration.