Vol 9, No 4 (2017)

Book Symposium: John Martin Fischer's "Our Fate: Essays On God And Free Will"

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24204/ejpr.v9i4

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Symposium

	Précis of "Our Fate: Essays on God and Free Will" John Martin Fischer 1051 abstract views 19 full-text views	PDF 1-2
	The Indirect Response To The Foreknowledge Argument T. Ryan Byerly 721 abstract views 21 full-text views	PDF 3-12
	How to Keep Dialectically Kosher: Fischer, Freedom, and Foreknowledge Thomas P. Flint 711 abstract views 24 full-text views	PDF 13-24
	Fischer’s Fate with Fatalism Christoph Jäger 720 abstract views 29 full-text views	PDF 25-38
	Fischer and the Fixity of the Past Penelope Mackie 947 abstract views 24 full-text views	PDF 39-50
	Fischer on Foreknowledge and Explanatory Dependence Philip Swenson 715 abstract views 22 full-text views	PDF 51-61
	Replies to my Critics John Martin Fischer 685 abstract views 19 full-text views	PDF 63-85

Research Articles

	Most Peers Don’t Believe It, Hence It Is Probably False René van Woudenberg, Hans van Eyghen 493 abstract views 20 full-text views	PDF 87-112
	Why the Perfect Being Theologian Cannot Endorse the Principle of Alternative Possibilities Samuel Director 482 abstract views 17 full-text views	PDF 113-131
	Analogical Understanding of Divine Causality in Thomas Aquinas Piotr Roszak 832 abstract views 26 full-text views	PDF 133-153
	The ‘Power’-ful Trinity Ben Page 955 abstract views 15 full-text views	PDF 155-180
	Hasker on the Divine Processions of the Trinitarian Persons R. T. Mullins 827 abstract views 10 full-text views	PDF 181-216

Discussion and Replies

	"God's Only Begotten Son": A Reply to R. T. Mullins William Hasker 892 abstract views 24 full-text views	PDF 217-237
	Abductive Reasoning and an Omnipotent God: A Response to Daniel Came Alex Yousif 757 abstract views 11 full-text views	PDF 239-244