God’s Sovereignty in Today’s World
The nature of divine sovereignty and power in open theism
The nature of divine sovereignty and power in open theism
Important questions that the debate over open theism has raised.
The basics of open theism and how Hasker came to believe it.
Uses biblical texts to defend that the future is open, not determined, and that God has dynamic omniscience.
Biblical support for open theism and responses to some common criticisms.
Plenary address at Wheaton Philosophy conference, 2000
The history of those who have affirmed dynamic omniscience.
Does God act immorally?
The virtues that open theists should develop
Humility and the nature of God in open theism compared to some forms of analytic and Continental philosophy
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