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David Smith
David is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach (MA) and the University of California, Los Angeles (BA). He has been teaching philosophy at the community college level for more than 13 years. When not pushing his students to ask ‘why?’, he enjoys traveling and philosophically analyzing video games (for work, of course).
Education:
California State University
MA Philosophy
University of California
BA Philosophy
Old Dominion University
MA English (Technical Writing)
Expertise:
Philosophy
Member since: Apr 03, 2023
Location: United States
Published posts: 2
Articles by David Smith

If we cannot know that God exists with any definitive proof, is it okay to still believe strictly on the consequences that belief might lead to?

Many philosophers and theologians consider whether it is logically possible to have free will if God knows everything.
Many philosophers and theologians consider whether it is logically possible to have free will if God knows everything.