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Perfect Will Theology Divine Agency In Reformed Scholasticism As Against Surez Episcopius Descartes And Spinoza 1st Edition J Martin Bac

Name: Perfect Will Theology Divine Agency In Reformed Scholasticism As Against Surez Episcopius Descartes And Spinoza 1st Edition J Martin Bac
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Perfect Will Theology Divine Agency In Reformed Scholasticism As Against Surez Episcopius Descartes And Spinoza 1st Edition J Martin Bac

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Perfect Will Theology Divine Agency In Reformed Scholasticism As Against Surez Episcopius Descartes And Spinoza 1st Edition J Martin Bac instant download after payment.

Publisher: BRILL

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.06 MB

Pages: 579

Author: J. Martin Bac

ISBN: 9789004193444, 9004193448

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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Perfect Will Theology Divine Agency In Reformed Scholasticism As Against Surez Episcopius Descartes And Spinoza 1st Edition J Martin Bac by J. Martin Bac 9789004193444, 9004193448 instant download after payment.

This book revisits the four major early-modern debates concerning the will of God. It appears that Reformed scholasticism advocated a particular and consistent relationship between divine knowledge, will, and power, which was altered by Jesuits, Remonstrants, Descartes, and Spinoza.