Luis de Molina
Spanish priest and philosopher
Born
1535
490 years ago
Died
October 12th, 1600
424 years ago — 65 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Spain
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A prominent Spanish priest and philosopher, this individual made significant contributions to the fields of theology and philosophy during the late 16th century. He is best recognized for developing the concept of divine middle knowledge, which attempts to reconcile human free will with God's omniscience. His most influential work, 'Concordia', explored the interplay between grace, free will, and predestination, influencing later theological discourse. Additionally, he held a professorship in theology at the University of Coimbra and was involved in discussions about the implications of his theories on morality and human behavior.
Developed the concept of divine middle knowledge
Authored 'Concordia' addressing grace and free will
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