questions typically drives them toward either a version of free will or else determinism (each with many different “flavors”). Some attempt to navigate this admittedly difficult terrain through modified positions such as God’s middle knowledge (or Molinism—that God knows not only what one will choose but what one would choose). Or, they try to hold both systems together in what is often known as compatibilism (that human free will and determinism are compatible). Arminius is often accused of these
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