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And yes, if someone was able to choose other than what God foreknew, then His knowledge could not, by definition, be infallible.

Causal to be fixed? Not necessarily. But it does preclude alternatives. So in a sense, yes? Recommend reading this...

Taking you off ignore for a moment because this needs to be addressed. It's very hard to see omniscience in Peter and Jesus' dialogue...

By preventing the illegal military build up of Germany in the interwar period

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It's not hard for God to prompt someone or to jog someone's memory in the moment. It's not necessary for Him to know what's going to...

If he was already a demon, then sin had already entered the garden and the world, and it wasn't "very good" anymore. But rather, I...

He knew based on knowing Peter, searching his heart, not on some preexisting knowledge before the world began.

https://kgov.com/13

The difference is free will or the lack thereof and, by extension, the existence of justice or the lack thereof.

Here's a hint... The fig tree is Israel. The fruit is faith.

The only books of Lewis' I've read are the Chronicles of Narnia and Mere Christianity. Brilliant stuff, to say the least! I'm two...

As if you've read any of it to know. Your first sentence negates the validity of the second.