| Freedom of the Will, an attempt to reconcile free human agency with God's foreknowledge and predetermination, long remained a central philosophical text. |
| But the predetermination of the new Thomists is not perhaps exactly that which one needs. |
| The government seems to be using the court simply to rubberstamp a predetermination that the accused are guilty. |
| It touches on predetermination and political responsibility without really delving into anything, as if raising an issue is the same as exploring it. |
| In particular, it was argued that a predetermination of an act of aggression should respect the rights of the accused. |
| It is essential that streaming not be implicitly treated as a predetermination of the claim. |
