[This is the fourth in an n-part series, where n>1 and probably n<10.] In this embarrassingly intermittent series, I’ve been addressing the question: How well is Molinism supported by the Bible? In the first post, I argued that Augustinianism and Molinism can equally well accommodate comprehensive divine providence and God’s knowledge of counterfactuals of creaturely … Continue reading How Biblical is Molinism? (Part 4)