Hey everybody I'm Matt. This is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast and today's a special day because we're doing the TMBH mailbag.

And then over the weekend I was going to write a little TMBH mailbag

song and it was going to be really good

but things got busy and caught up with me a little bit but it was going to be really good, but things got busy and caught up with me a little bit.

It was going to be like, 10 minute by my lower podcast, mail bag, it's a mail bag.

And then everybody's got such good questions about the things that we're talking about

and we're gonna look at the questions and answer the questions.

It's not done yet.

I've got, I'm still work shopping it. It's obviously very close but doesn't have the full

Spit shine, but just imagine that we'd done that. Jeff does the music on here. He was busy and stuff and so he didn't have a chance.

But speaking of Jeff, the first question slash comment that I want to look at is from a guy

named Fun Thief and he acknowledges things about Jeff and the music in general

around here. So here's our ghost.

Hey Matt, really like today's episode. I was super excited yesterday

when I heard you're going to talk about the counterfactuals and Matthew

as it is one of the big reasons I've been looking into different systems of thought

on the nature of free will and predestination.

But how do you think God's knowledge of true counterfactuals, that is what ifs, plays into that?

I've heard some espouse a mollinist view of free will that states that because God knows what a free creature would do in any situation

He can have total sovereignty over the universe while not destroying the creature's freedom

But I'm unsure about the strengths and weaknesses of this point.

Also a great choice for the ending music that made me laugh out loud

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