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    Boethius -According to "Philosophy," Divine Foreknowledge
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Boethius -According to "Philosophy," Divine Foreknowledge

Question 203

Question 203

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Boethius
-According to "Philosophy," divine foreknowledge


A) means that humans really have no choice.
B) is logically impossible.
C) does not disturb the nature of things.
D) led Boethius to jail.

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