In opposition to traditional theology, open theists believe that God must respond to His created beings in a “creative and resourceful” way because He allows us to exercise the freedom He has given us. Therefore, the future is “open” in the sense that there are still things that God cannot know because they are contingent on the future decisions of those to whom He has granted libertarian freedom. Human freedom is therefore, human freedom is incompatible with the perspective that God can know all future
In opposition to traditional theology, open theists believe that God must respond to His created beings in a “creative and resourceful” way because He allows us to exercise the freedom He has given us. Therefore, the future is “open” in the sense that there are still things that God cannot know because they are contingent on the future decisions of those to whom He has granted libertarian freedom. Human freedom is therefore, human freedom is incompatible with the perspective that God can know all future