Omniscience: from a logical point of view
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CONTENTS 1. WHETHER EVERYTHING IS TTRUE WHAT GOD KNOWS 1 1.1 ARGUMENTS
AGAINST 1 1.2 ARGUMENT PRO 3 1.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 3 1.31 ANALYSIS OF THE
CONCEPT OF KNOWLEDGE 3 1.32 FURTHER SUPPORT: LOGICAL AND DEDUCTIVE
ORNNISCIENCE 5 1.33 FURTHER SUPPORT: LOGICAL AND DEDUCTIVE INFALLIBILITY
6 1.34 FURTHER SUPPORT: GOD'S KNOWLEDGE OFLOGIC IS NOT RESTRICTED TO PLI
. 6 1.35 FURTHER SUPPORT: GOD'S KNOWLEDGE COMPRISES ALSO THE FACTS
OFTHE WORLD (UNIVERSE) 7 1.36 FURTHER SUPPORT: IN GOD THERE IS NO
BELIEF. 7 1.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 9 1.41 THE DIVINE LIAR (TO 1.11)
9 1.42 TRUE JUSTIFIED BELIEF(TO 1.12) 13 1.43 BELIEF NOT DIFFERENT FROM
KNOWLEDGE (TO 1.13) 14 1.44 NECESSITY OFCONTINGENCY (TO 1.14) 15 2.
WHETHER GOD NECESSARILY KNOWS WHATEVER HE KNOWS 19 2.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST
19 2.2 ARGUMENT PRO 20 2.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 20 2.4 ANSWER TO THE
OBJECTIONS 22 2.41 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE IS COMPLETE (TO 2.11) 22 2.42 DKP **
KDP (TO 2.12) 22 2.4 3 GOD' S KNOW LEDGE AND WILL CONCEMING NECESSITY
(TO 2.13) 23 3. WHETHER GOD KNOWS SOMETHING AT SOME TIME 25 3.1
ARGUMENTS PRO 25 3.2 ARGUMENT CONTRA 25 3.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 25 3.31
KNOWING AT SOME TIME AND KNOWING THAT SOMETHING HAPPENS AT SOME TIME 26
3.32 ANALYSIS OFTIME 26 3.321 TIME OF THIS WORLD (UNIVERSE) 26 3.322
TIME AS A CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 29 3.323 TIME AS BIOLOGICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME 33 3.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 35 4. WHETHER GOD
KNOWS ALL PAST AND PRESENT EVENTS 37 4.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST 37 4.2
ARGUMENTS PRO 37 4.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 38 4.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 39
5. WHETHER GOD'S KNOW1EDGE EXCEEDS HIS POWER .41 5.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST
41 5.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 42 5.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 42 5.31 DEFINITION
OFOMNIPOTENCE (GOD'S POWER) .43 5.32 GOD'S KNOW1EDGE EXCEEDS HIS POWER
.47 5.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 50 6. WHETHER GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING
WHAT HE KNOWS 53 6.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 54 6.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 55 6.3
PROPOSED ANSWER 55 6.31 THE KNOW1EDGE NEED NOT TO BE A SUFFICIENT
CONDITION FOR CAUSING SOMETHING 55 6.32 THE STATEMENT "GOD CAUSES
EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS" LEADS TO ABSURD CONSEQUENCES 56 6.33 THE
THESIS "GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS" EXCLUDES COOPERATION AND
1EAMING PROCESSES IN CREATURES 56 6.34 1F GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE
KNOWS, THEN HE IS NORMATIVE AND VOLITIVE INCONSISTENT 57 6.35 1FGOD
CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS, THEN HE CAUSES EVERYTHING
.
. 58 6.36 THE THESIS OFTHE ALLCAUSING
GOD AND TRANSITIVITY 59 6.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 61 6.41 GOD'S
KNOW1EDGE - A NECESSARY CAUSE (AD 6.11 ) 61 6.42 GOD'S KNOW1EDGE - NOT A
SUFFICIENT CAUSE (AD 6.12) 61 6.43 OMNISCIENCE AND FREEDOM (AD 6.13) 62
7. WHETHER GOD KNOWS SINGULAR TRUTHS? 67 7.1 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 67 7.2
ARGUMENTS PRO 68 7.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 69 7.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 73
7.41 DISCURSIVE KNOW1EDGE (TO 7.11) 73 7.42 IRRELEVANT TRUTHS (TO 7.12)
73 7.43 GOD KNOWS A-PROPOSITIONS? (TO 7.13) 74 8. WHETHER GOD'S
KNOWLEDGE OF SINGULAR, CONTINGENT TRUTHS IMPLIES THE MUTABILITY OF GOD
79 8.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 79 8.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 79 8.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 80
8.31 THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE 80 8.32 PRINCIPLE KCH IS NOT GENERALLY
VALID 80 8.33 GOD DOES NOT NEED TO CHANGE HIS KNOWLEDGE 81 8.4 ANSWER TO
THE OBJECTIONS 83 9. WHETHER GOD KNOWS WHAT JS NOT 85 9.1 ARGUMENTS
AGAINST 85 9.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 85 9.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 86 9.31 GOD'S
KNOWLEDGE EXTENDS ALSO TO THAT WHAT IS NOT IN THE SENSE OF WHAT IS
EITHER IMPOSSIBLE OR INCOMPATIB1E WITH 1AWS OF NATURE OR ACCIDENTALLY
NOT, BUT POSSIB1E 86 9.32 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE EXTENDS TO THINGS THAT ARE NOT
ACTUAL 89 9.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 90 9.41 WHAT IS NOT CAN BE
INTERPRETED IN TWO WAYS (TO 9.11) 90 9.42 TRULY NEGATED (TO 9.12) 91
9.43 DOES "GOD CANNOT KNOW SOMETHING FA1SE" IMP1Y THAT HE IS NOT
OMNISCIENT? (TO 9.13) 91 9.44 DOES GOD KNOW COUNTERFACTUA1S (9.14)? 92
10. WHETHER KNOWLEDGE OR TRUTH CAN CHANGE THE STATUS OF ASTATE OF
AFFAIRS
.
97 10.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 97 10.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 98 10.3 PROPOSED ANSWER
98 10.31 DIFFERENT KINDS OF STATES OF AFFAIRS 99 10.32 THE NECESSARY
STATUS CANNOT BE CHANGED BY TRUTH OR KNOWLEDGE . 102 10.33 CAN THE
STATUS "CONTINGENT" BE CHANGED BY TRUTH OR KNOW1EDGE? . 104 10.4 ANSWER
TO THE OBJECTIONS 112 10.41 ONLY CLOSED PROPOSITION CAN BE TRUE (AD
10.11) 112 10.42 TRUTH DOES NOT DESTROY CONTINGENCY (AD 10.12) 112 10.43
THE REASON FOR TRUTH IS THE OBTAINING FACT, NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND (AD
10.13) 112 10.44 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT CHANGE THE ONTO10GICA1 STATUS
OF ASTATE OF AFFAIRS (AD 10.14) 113 11. WHETHER GOD KNOWS FUTURE STATES
OF AFFAIRS 115 11.1 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 115 11.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 117 11.3
PROPOSED ANSWER 117 11.31 GOD KNOWS THE FUTURE STATES OF AFFAIRS OF THE
UNIVERSE AND OF THE CREATURES BELONGING TO IT BY KNOWING THEIR CAUSES
117 11.32 GOD KNOWS HIS POWER AND THE POWER OFTHE CREATURES INCLUDING
MAN
.
120 11.33 GOD MIGHT HAVE A POSSIBILITY TO KNOW FUTURE STATES OF AFFAIRS
IN THEIR ACTUAL STATES 122 11.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 127 11.41
"PRESENT" OR "ACTUAL EVENT" IS AMBIGUOUS (TO 11.11) 127 11.42 FUTURE
EVENTS ;0' DETERMINATE EVENTS (TO 11.12) 128 11.43 "FOREKNOWS" IS
INADEQUATE FOR GOD (TO 11.13) 128 11.44 "LS A FACT" IS AMBIGUOUS (TO
11.14) 129 11.45 DOES FOREKNOWLEDGE DESTROY FREE WILL DECISIONS? (TO
11.15) 129 11.46 IS KNOWLEDGE OF CONTINGENT FUTURE PROPOSITIONS
INCONSISTENT? (TO 11.16) 131 11.47 FREE ACTIONS;O' NON-CAUSAL ACTIONS
(TO 11.2) 133 12. WHETHER GOD KNOWS EVERYTHING THAT IS TRUE 135 12.1
ARGUMENTS CONTRA 135 12.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 136 12.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 136
12.32 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HIMSELF 138 12.33 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HIS
CREATION 140 12.34 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS 141
12.341 LEIBNIZ'S IDEA OFHUMAN KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS
142 12.342 THE LIMITATIONS DISCOVERED IN THE 20 TH CENTURY 144 12.4
ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 150 13. A THEORY OFOMNISCIENCE 153 13.1
INTRODUCTION 153 13.2 THEORY OFOMNISCIENCE 154 13.21 DEFINITIONS
OFOMNISCIENCE AND OFOMNIPOTENCE 155 13.22 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE 160 13.23
GOD'S KNOWLEDGE OFTHE UNIVERSE 161 13.24 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE AND WILL 165
13.25 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE AND WILL IN RELATION TO MORAL EVIL 166 13.26 GOD
KNOWS HIS ACTIVITIES 170 LITERATURE 173 SUBJECT INDEX 183 NAME INDEX 187 |
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CONTENTS 1. WHETHER EVERYTHING IS TTRUE WHAT GOD KNOWS 1 1.1 ARGUMENTS
AGAINST 1 1.2 ARGUMENT PRO 3 1.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 3 1.31 ANALYSIS OF THE
CONCEPT OF KNOWLEDGE 3 1.32 FURTHER SUPPORT: LOGICAL AND DEDUCTIVE
ORNNISCIENCE 5 1.33 FURTHER SUPPORT: LOGICAL AND DEDUCTIVE INFALLIBILITY
6 1.34 FURTHER SUPPORT: GOD'S KNOWLEDGE OFLOGIC IS NOT RESTRICTED TO PLI
. 6 1.35 FURTHER SUPPORT: GOD'S KNOWLEDGE COMPRISES ALSO THE FACTS
OFTHE WORLD (UNIVERSE) 7 1.36 FURTHER SUPPORT: IN GOD THERE IS NO
BELIEF. 7 1.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 9 1.41 THE DIVINE LIAR (TO 1.11)
9 1.42 TRUE JUSTIFIED BELIEF(TO 1.12) 13 1.43 BELIEF NOT DIFFERENT FROM
KNOWLEDGE (TO 1.13) 14 1.44 NECESSITY OFCONTINGENCY (TO 1.14) 15 2.
WHETHER GOD NECESSARILY KNOWS WHATEVER HE KNOWS 19 2.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST
19 2.2 ARGUMENT PRO 20 2.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 20 2.4 ANSWER TO THE
OBJECTIONS 22 2.41 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE IS COMPLETE (TO 2.11) 22 2.42 DKP **
KDP (TO 2.12) 22 2.4 3 GOD' S KNOW LEDGE AND WILL CONCEMING NECESSITY
(TO 2.13) 23 3. WHETHER GOD KNOWS SOMETHING AT SOME TIME 25 3.1
ARGUMENTS PRO 25 3.2 ARGUMENT CONTRA 25 3.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 25 3.31
KNOWING AT SOME TIME AND KNOWING THAT SOMETHING HAPPENS AT SOME TIME 26
3.32 ANALYSIS OFTIME 26 3.321 TIME OF THIS WORLD (UNIVERSE) 26 3.322
TIME AS A CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER 29 3.323 TIME AS BIOLOGICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME 33 3.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 35 4. WHETHER GOD
KNOWS ALL PAST AND PRESENT EVENTS 37 4.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST 37 4.2
ARGUMENTS PRO 37 4.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 38 4.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 39
5. WHETHER GOD'S KNOW1EDGE EXCEEDS HIS POWER .41 5.1 ARGUMENTS AGAINST
41 5.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 42 5.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 42 5.31 DEFINITION
OFOMNIPOTENCE (GOD'S POWER) .43 5.32 GOD'S KNOW1EDGE EXCEEDS HIS POWER
.47 5.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 50 6. WHETHER GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING
WHAT HE KNOWS 53 6.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 54 6.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 55 6.3
PROPOSED ANSWER 55 6.31 THE KNOW1EDGE NEED NOT TO BE A SUFFICIENT
CONDITION FOR CAUSING SOMETHING 55 6.32 THE STATEMENT "GOD CAUSES
EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS" LEADS TO ABSURD CONSEQUENCES 56 6.33 THE
THESIS "GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS" EXCLUDES COOPERATION AND
1EAMING PROCESSES IN CREATURES 56 6.34 1F GOD CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE
KNOWS, THEN HE IS NORMATIVE AND VOLITIVE INCONSISTENT 57 6.35 1FGOD
CAUSES EVERYTHING WHAT HE KNOWS, THEN HE CAUSES EVERYTHING
.
. 58 6.36 THE THESIS OFTHE ALLCAUSING
GOD AND TRANSITIVITY 59 6.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 61 6.41 GOD'S
KNOW1EDGE - A NECESSARY CAUSE (AD 6.11 ) 61 6.42 GOD'S KNOW1EDGE - NOT A
SUFFICIENT CAUSE (AD 6.12) 61 6.43 OMNISCIENCE AND FREEDOM (AD 6.13) 62
7. WHETHER GOD KNOWS SINGULAR TRUTHS? 67 7.1 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 67 7.2
ARGUMENTS PRO 68 7.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 69 7.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 73
7.41 DISCURSIVE KNOW1EDGE (TO 7.11) 73 7.42 IRRELEVANT TRUTHS (TO 7.12)
73 7.43 GOD KNOWS A-PROPOSITIONS? (TO 7.13) 74 8. WHETHER GOD'S
KNOWLEDGE OF SINGULAR, CONTINGENT TRUTHS IMPLIES THE MUTABILITY OF GOD
79 8.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 79 8.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 79 8.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 80
8.31 THE UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE 80 8.32 PRINCIPLE KCH IS NOT GENERALLY
VALID 80 8.33 GOD DOES NOT NEED TO CHANGE HIS KNOWLEDGE 81 8.4 ANSWER TO
THE OBJECTIONS 83 9. WHETHER GOD KNOWS WHAT JS NOT 85 9.1 ARGUMENTS
AGAINST 85 9.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 85 9.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 86 9.31 GOD'S
KNOWLEDGE EXTENDS ALSO TO THAT WHAT IS NOT IN THE SENSE OF WHAT IS
EITHER IMPOSSIBLE OR INCOMPATIB1E WITH 1AWS OF NATURE OR ACCIDENTALLY
NOT, BUT POSSIB1E 86 9.32 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE EXTENDS TO THINGS THAT ARE NOT
ACTUAL 89 9.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 90 9.41 WHAT IS NOT CAN BE
INTERPRETED IN TWO WAYS (TO 9.11) 90 9.42 TRULY NEGATED (TO 9.12) 91
9.43 DOES "GOD CANNOT KNOW SOMETHING FA1SE" IMP1Y THAT HE IS NOT
OMNISCIENT? (TO 9.13) 91 9.44 DOES GOD KNOW COUNTERFACTUA1S (9.14)? 92
10. WHETHER KNOWLEDGE OR TRUTH CAN CHANGE THE STATUS OF ASTATE OF
AFFAIRS
.
97 10.1 ARGUMENTS PRO 97 10.2 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 98 10.3 PROPOSED ANSWER
98 10.31 DIFFERENT KINDS OF STATES OF AFFAIRS 99 10.32 THE NECESSARY
STATUS CANNOT BE CHANGED BY TRUTH OR KNOWLEDGE . 102 10.33 CAN THE
STATUS "CONTINGENT" BE CHANGED BY TRUTH OR KNOW1EDGE? . 104 10.4 ANSWER
TO THE OBJECTIONS 112 10.41 ONLY CLOSED PROPOSITION CAN BE TRUE (AD
10.11) 112 10.42 TRUTH DOES NOT DESTROY CONTINGENCY (AD 10.12) 112 10.43
THE REASON FOR TRUTH IS THE OBTAINING FACT, NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND (AD
10.13) 112 10.44 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT CHANGE THE ONTO10GICA1 STATUS
OF ASTATE OF AFFAIRS (AD 10.14) 113 11. WHETHER GOD KNOWS FUTURE STATES
OF AFFAIRS 115 11.1 ARGUMENTS CONTRA 115 11.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 117 11.3
PROPOSED ANSWER 117 11.31 GOD KNOWS THE FUTURE STATES OF AFFAIRS OF THE
UNIVERSE AND OF THE CREATURES BELONGING TO IT BY KNOWING THEIR CAUSES
117 11.32 GOD KNOWS HIS POWER AND THE POWER OFTHE CREATURES INCLUDING
MAN
.
120 11.33 GOD MIGHT HAVE A POSSIBILITY TO KNOW FUTURE STATES OF AFFAIRS
IN THEIR ACTUAL STATES 122 11.4 ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 127 11.41
"PRESENT" OR "ACTUAL EVENT" IS AMBIGUOUS (TO 11.11) 127 11.42 FUTURE
EVENTS ;0' DETERMINATE EVENTS (TO 11.12) 128 11.43 "FOREKNOWS" IS
INADEQUATE FOR GOD (TO 11.13) 128 11.44 "LS A FACT" IS AMBIGUOUS (TO
11.14) 129 11.45 DOES FOREKNOWLEDGE DESTROY FREE WILL DECISIONS? (TO
11.15) 129 11.46 IS KNOWLEDGE OF CONTINGENT FUTURE PROPOSITIONS
INCONSISTENT? (TO 11.16) 131 11.47 FREE ACTIONS;O' NON-CAUSAL ACTIONS
(TO 11.2) 133 12. WHETHER GOD KNOWS EVERYTHING THAT IS TRUE 135 12.1
ARGUMENTS CONTRA 135 12.2 ARGUMENTS PRO 136 12.3 PROPOSED ANSWER 136
12.32 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HIMSELF 138 12.33 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HIS
CREATION 140 12.34 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE ABOUT LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS 141
12.341 LEIBNIZ'S IDEA OFHUMAN KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS
142 12.342 THE LIMITATIONS DISCOVERED IN THE 20 TH CENTURY 144 12.4
ANSWER TO THE OBJECTIONS 150 13. A THEORY OFOMNISCIENCE 153 13.1
INTRODUCTION 153 13.2 THEORY OFOMNISCIENCE 154 13.21 DEFINITIONS
OFOMNISCIENCE AND OFOMNIPOTENCE 155 13.22 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE 160 13.23
GOD'S KNOWLEDGE OFTHE UNIVERSE 161 13.24 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE AND WILL 165
13.25 GOD'S KNOWLEDGE AND WILL IN RELATION TO MORAL EVIL 166 13.26 GOD
KNOWS HIS ACTIVITIES 170 LITERATURE 173 SUBJECT INDEX 183 NAME INDEX 187 |
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