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Tag Archives: Pope Paul VI
The world is a morally significant causal plenum
Supposing that the world is not a causal plenum, one might imagine that this or that cause does not have an infinite set of effects [alternatively: that the effect is not infinite] on the world. Thus Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle should not be … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Causation, Ethics, Free Will, Molinism, Philosophy, Philosophy of Time, Theology
Tagged indulgences, Libertarian Free Will, Molinism, Pope Paul VI
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