Abstract
This note falls into two main parts. In the first part, I shall consider the question of
whether or not Aristotle believed
that there can be true statements about what will happen in the future. I will first
clarify this question, which will involve consideration of some logical
and metaphysical notions in Aristotle. I will then argue that the
answer to the question is ‘No’ (with a qualification). In the second
part, I shall argue that his view is correct. I will do this ‘indirectly’, by
way of presenting and refuting three prominent objections to the
view.