Monism's Response to the Threat From Divine Foreknowledge

Monism is often seen as this kind of distinctive response to the threat from divine, yeah from divine foreknowledge. Do you think monism has something to offer that's distinctive in response to just the worry about divine foreknowledge as a potential threat to free will? I've argued against Alfred Fredoso who is the translator of Molina's on divine foreknowledge that in fact Molina and ochem's position is the same with respect to God's foreknowledge of future contingents. Namely, I have the ability to do differently than I shall do and that if I were to do differently then God would have foreknown that.