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    Supports→If Peter had freely chosen not to deny Jesus, then Jesus would never have prophesied that Peter would deny him.

    If a person were about to freely choose to do something, then God would have known about it from eternity.

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    William Ockham (c.1285–1347), a highly influential Christian philosopher and theologian from the medieval period, suggested an interesting way of accounting for God’s knowledge of the contingent future and resolving the problem of prophecy. (For more detailed presentations of Ockham’s views, see the introduction to Ockham 1983 by Adams and the introduction to Molina 1988 by Freddoso.) Ockham claims that what a prophet has truly revealed about the contingent future “could have been and can be fa

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