Theology · Open Theism

A Challenge and Response
to the Open View

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This paper examines Open Theism — the theological position that God, while omniscient, does not exhaustively foreknow future free choices. The challenge and Daniel Hedrick's full response are being prepared for publication here.


Open Theism, associated with theologians such as Greg Boyd, Clark Pinnock, and John Sanders, represents a serious engagement with the problem of divine foreknowledge and human freedom. This article will address the strongest version of the open view and respond from a classical theist framework.


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