The interesting thing I want to note on is Boethius gives predestination a heavy human element. The farmer cultivating his crops aligns himself with the will of the man burying treasure to create what we call Providence. This might be hinting at the notion that our provision comes from the historic actions of other men. Does Boethius try to toe the line between faith and reason, reconcile them, or reject them?
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