Definition of Premotion. Meaning of Premotion. Synonyms of Premotion

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Definition of Premotion

Premotion
Premotion Pre*mo"tion, n. [Pref. pre- + motion.] Previous motion or excitement to action.

Meaning of Premotion from wikipedia

- and other Thomists of the 16th-century second scholasticism, physical premotion (Latin: praemotio physica) is a causal influence of God into a secondary...
- Empiricism List of institutions named after Aquinas Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Physical premotion Actus primus Catholic Church portal Philosophy portal v t e...
- Empiricism List of institutions named after Aquinas Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Physical premotion Actus primus Catholic Church portal Philosophy portal v t e...
- determined by infallible divine decrees manifested in the form of "physical premotion" (praemotio physica), a deterministic intervention of God into the will...
- Empiricism List of institutions named after Aquinas Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Physical premotion Actus primus Catholic Church portal Philosophy portal v t e...
- would interpret CCC 600 in this way while still maintaining physical premotion as the thomistic school can be called followers of compatiblism which...
- concursus", calling it physical premotion. Other theological schools, especially the Jesuits, typically reject physical premotion and claim that concursus simultaneus...
- Empiricism List of institutions named after Aquinas Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Physical premotion Actus primus Catholic Church portal Philosophy portal v t e...
- Empiricism List of institutions named after Aquinas Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Physical premotion Actus primus Catholic Church portal Philosophy portal v t e...
- Thomism, especially in so far as it includes the theories of physical premotion, the intrinsic efficacy of grace, and predestination irrespective of foreseen...