God's Transcendence and Incorporeality

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Is William Lane Craig’s Molinism Incoherent? A Reply to Ryan Mullins

Philosophical theologian Ryan Mullins argues that William Lane Craig’s version of Molinism is incoherent, and the charge comes down to one word: deliberation. If God already knows everything, can he really deliberate about which world to create? And if he can’t, is his choice tru ... Show more

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What Does It Mean to Say that Some Worlds Are Infeasible for God? (QoW #1013)

If nothing is impossible for God, how can some worlds be “infeasible” for Him? A listener named Howard presses Dr. Craig on a phrase that sounds like a limit on God’s power. Dr. Craig explains the Molinist idea behind it: true counterfactuals about how free creatures would choose ... Show more

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