Anselm on Freedom

• Still a controversial issue after all these years
• Rogers' clear and lively style ensures this is accessible to students as well as scholars
• Relevant to both philosophers and theologians, to both medieval studies and currrent debates

Readership: Advanced students and scholars of philosophy and theology, medieval and contemporary

Katherin Rogers, University of Delaware

"Rogers deserves our thanks for this well-researched and finely crafted study. And in view of the current popularity of the four-dimensionalist view of time, it is very much to the point for Anselm's views on these topics to become an active part of the current discussion of the relationship between God and time." - William Hasker, Religious Studies

Introduction
1: Anselm's Classical Theism
2: The Augustinian Legacy
3: The Purpose, Definition, and Structure of Free Choice
4: Alternative Possibilities and Primary Agency
5: The Causes of Sin and the Intelligibility Problem
6: Creaturely Freedom and God as Creator Omnium
7: Grace and Free Will
8: Foreknowledge, Freedom and Eternity: Part I The Problem and Historical Background
9: Foreknowledge, Freedom and Eternity: Part II Anselm's Solution
10: The Freedom of God
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