Hey, it's reasonable faith with Dr. William Lane Craig.

I'm Kevin Harris.

I don't know if you've had a chance to go to an apologetics conference,

but they can be very informative and a lot of fun.

As we're gonna hear today

as we continue this series of a panel discussion

with Dr. Craig as he joined Mike Lacona, Mark Middleburg,

and Leighton Flowers at an apologetics conference

where attendees ask some questions.

Here we go.

This question is directed at Dr. Craig.

Actually glad that you explain subjective conditionals because my question is about

Molinism.

The only proof first that I'm familiar for that conditional is Genesis 18.

Abraham asking God if there's a righteous person in the city if you will spare it.

And God's response is, God's response is that depending, how do I question my question?

God answers knowing what he will do, but I'm not familiar with other verses where he knows what other people will do given their free will.

So are there other proof verses for God knowing what other people would do given a different situation?

One of the most famous... would do you give in a different situation?

One of the most famous passages is in,

I can't give you the exact citation,

I think it's second Samuel. It's the story of David who is holed up in the city of

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