Exploring Divine Knowledge and Human Free Will

This chapter examines the theological debates surrounding double predestination, free will, and divine foreknowledge through the lenses of various Protestant beliefs, including Arminianism and open theism. It highlights the dynamic relationship between God's knowledge and human agency, particularly focusing on the implications of Molinism and the personal experiences of a retired professor navigating these complex ideas. The discussion also touches on the controversies that open theism has ignited within conservative theological circles, emphasizing the evolving understanding of a responsive God.