Ep. 70 The Aloneness Argument Against Classical Theism with Joe Schmid
The Reluctant Theologian Podcast
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Various God's Knowledge Entails Various Justification
i think there is no way to give a principaled account of the difference between god's believing a proposition on the one hand, and not believing it, or else believing its negation. And varying god's justification plausibly cannot be done solely by varying things wholly outside of god,. i e, things within the created order. The very question at issue is how god could be essentially omniscient in the first place if he believes propositions which are true in some worlds but not others. Given that truths are such as god wants us to know them, I mean it seems plausible to us thatgod's intrinsically valuable knowledge can avert the elitists' attack on his omniscience.
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