Theological Theses · §1895 · Louis Le Blanc de Beaulieu

On this view there is no difficulty in reconciling concurrence with freedom

For these teachers, then, reconciling God's concurrence with the freedom of human acts poses no problem at all.

God does not concur in those acts immediately, but only mediately, through the free choice he created once and keeps in being without interruption.

Latin

III. Porro juxta hos Doctores nulla est difficultas in conciliando divino concursu cum libertate actuum humanorum, quandoquidem Deus ad illos immediate non concurrit, sed mediate tantum per liberum arbitrium quod semel creavit & perpetuo conservat.

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