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    The argument showing that an infallibly foreknown act is ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→If there is a being who infallibly knows everything that will happen in the future, no human being has any control over the future.

    The argument showing that an infallibly foreknown act is not under the agent's control can be applied to any infallibly foreknown act of any human being.

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    The same argument can be applied to any infallibly foreknown act of any human being. If there is a being who infallibly knows everything that will happen in the future, no human being has any control over the future.

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