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The nature and extent of God's knowledge is under attack today by heretical Process Theologians, absurd Open View of God proponents, and confused Molinistes. Dr. Morey carefully constructs an airtight exegetical case for the biblical doctrine of God's omniscience and then carefully sets forth a solid exegetical refutation of all those who deny it.

PART I PRINCIPLES OF APPROACH As we begin our study of the nature and extent of the knowledge of God, we must emphasize that we are not referring to our knowledge of God. Instead, we are referring to God’s knowledge of Himself and the universe He created. Does God know everything or are there some things which God cannot know? It is thus very important that anyone who is going to discuss this issue “come clean” about the presuppositions he is bringing to the discussion. The failure to reveal the
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