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Introduction How does God's knowledge relate to the created world? And if God knows the future, what does that mean for human freedom? In Human Freedom, Divine Knowledge, and Mere Molinism Tim Stratton seeks to shed light on these questions by engaging with the apparent conflict between human freedom and divine knowledge. The bulk of the book is an historical survey of significant Christian thinkers. But Stratton also engages with myriad philosophical and theological arguments pertaining to the relationship between God's knowledge and human freedom. In the end, Stratton defends his preferred solution – Molinism – as the most coherent approach to understanding this relationship. One thing is clear from the start: Stratton is not afraid of scripture. In fact, his opening discussion is a survey of dozens of biblical passages. Some demonstrate God's exhaustive knowledge. Others demonstrate human libertarian freedom. But Stratton also highlights passages containing elements of both....
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