Does the doctrine of divine simplicity support the claim that God

Does the doctrine of divine simplicity support the claim that God is the foundation of morality? Can an unchanging God have knowledge of free human actions? Does the doctrine of divine ineffability support Hick’s contention that all [major] religions share a common core of true claims?

Does the doctrine of divine simplicity support the claim that God

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Answer all FOUR of the following questions.

1.      Does the doctrine of divine simplicity support the claim that God is the foundation of morality?

2.      Can an unchanging God have knowledge of free human actions?

3.      Does the doctrine of divine ineffability support Hick’s contention that all [major] religions share a common core of true claims?

4.      Is Plantinga’s defence of his religious exclusivism against the charge of arrogance successful?

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