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Alvin Plantinga (1932- ) is an American analytic philosopher. He taught at Calvin College and the University of Notre Dame. He is known for the Free Will Defense, the Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism and his role in Reformed Epistemology.
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Does Alvin Plantinga's solution to the problem of divine action entail a total denial of the...
Alvin Plantinga offers at least two major solutions to the problem of divine action; that physical laws of the Newtonian sort are (often implicitly) qualified to apply only to causally closed systems, … This objection seems far too easy to have evaded the mind of Plantinga. Why does it fail? …
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