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Ad reclusos et simplices

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  • Hincmar of Reims

    Hincmar in Ad reclusos et simplices (ā€œTo the Cloistered and Simpleā€) upheld the traditional distinction between divine foreknowledge and predestination and maintained that God does not damn a sinner in advance. Because of widespread criticism that such a doctrine was not biblical, Hincmar wrote De predestinatione Dei…

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    Hincmar in Ad reclusos et simplices (ā€œTo the Cloistered and Simpleā€) upheld the traditional distinction between divine foreknowledge and predestination and maintained that God does not damn a sinner in advance. Because of widespread criticism that such a doctrine was not biblical, Hincmar wrote De predestinatione Dei…

    Read More