The Interface Between the Doctrines of Divine Foreknowledge and Human Free Will: Judas Iscariot as a Test Case

Authors: James Partee Toga and Annang Asumang

James Partee Toga
PhD student at the South African Theological Seminary (graduating May 2019).

Annang Asumang
PhD, SATS
Dr Asumang is a consultant with Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom. A Clinician in Intensive Care Medicine, Annang has also made a significant contribution as a academic and researcher in theology.

Keywords: Human Free Will, Divine Foreknowledge, Betray, Compatibilism, Incompatibilism

Citation:

Toga JP and Asumang A 2019. The interface between the doctrines of divine foreknowledge and human free will: Judas Iscariot as a test case. Conspectus 27, p. 160-172.

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