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... What is the conclusion of Pike’s article?
The conclusion in Pike’s article is that actions are not voluntary, because God knows already what we are going to do. ... Now what things could you do with respect to God’s belief if your action were voluntary, according to Pike? ... What assumption of the argument did Boethius question, according to Pike?
Boethius questions that it is possible for a given person to be omniscient. ... What does it mean to say God is timeless, according to the article by Boethius? ... Boethius argues that this statement will conclude the argument of foreknowledge and freedom. ... Explain the two kinds of necessity that Boethius distinguishes in the article from him.
Approximate Word count = 565
Approximate Pages = 2.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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