that his specific goals will be accomplished. Both see God’s decision to give people freedom as imposing significant limitations on his control of earthly affairs. They differ, however, on the degree to which they see human freedom “limiting” divine control. They disagree, for example, on the very important question of whether God knows exactly what will happen in the future. Reichenbach affirms that God has such knowledge. God is never surprised. He always knows what will occur in the world. Pinnock