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Explaining the biblical basis for Open Theology and comparing the differences between the Reformed (Calvinist) and Arminianism, with Open.
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How do Open Theists respond to Bible verses claiming God knows the future?
The quote from Jeremiah refers to God's plans. Plans do not require foreknowledge, only forethought. I doubt that Open Theists deny that God plans ahead. The question is whether He has one plan that H …
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