The Doctrines of Predestination, Reprobation, And Election
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It (the certainty) exercises nocontrolling agency upon the wrong-doer. Dr. W. Cooke remarks, "Whatis involved in necessity? It is a resistless impulse exerted for agiven end. What is freedom? It involves a self-determining power towill and to act. What is prescience? It is simply knowledge of anevent before it happens. Such being, we conceive, a correctrepresentation of the terms, we have to inquire, where lies thealleged incompatibility of prescience and freedom? Between freedomand necessity t...here is, we admit, an absolute and irreconcilablediscrepancy and opposition; for the assertion of the one is a directnegation of the other. What is free cannot be necessitated, and whatis necessitated cannot be free. But _prescience_ involves no suchopposition. For simple knowledge is not coercive; it is not impulse;it is not influence of any kind: it is merely acquaintance withtruth, or the mind's seeing a thing as it is. If I know the truth ofa proposition of Euclid, it is not my knowledge that makes it true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It (the certainty) exercises nocontrolling agency upon the wrong-doer. Dr. W. Cooke remarks, "Whatis involved in necessity? It is a resistless impulse exerted for agiven end. What is freedom? It involves a self-determining power towill and to act. What is prescience? It is simply knowledge of anevent before it happens. Such being, we conceive, a correctrepresentation of the terms, we have to inquire, where lies thealleged incompatibility of prescience and freedom? Between freedomand necessity t...here is, we admit, an absolute and irreconcilablediscrepancy and opposition; for the assertion of the one is a directnegation of the other. What is free cannot be necessitated, and whatis necessitated cannot be free. But _prescience_ involves no suchopposition. For simple knowledge is not coercive; it is not impulse;it is not influence of any kind: it is merely acquaintance withtruth, or the mind's seeing a thing as it is. If I know the truth ofa proposition of Euclid, it is not my knowledge that makes it true.
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