Respondebo: propositum te quidem tuum posse deflectere, sed quoniam et id te posse et an facias quove convertas praesens providentiae veritas intuetur, divinam te  praescientiam non posse vitare, sicuti praesentis oculi effugere non possis intuitum, quamvis te in varias actiones libera voluntate converteris.
I shall reply that you can indeed alter your intention, but since the truth of providence sees in its present both that you can do so, and whether you will do so and in what direction you will change, you cannot avoid the divine prescience, just as you could not escape the sight of an eye that was present, even though of your own free will you changed to different courses of action.
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