Re: God and nature; miracles

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Dave Siemens wrote:

> As to the connection
> between foreknowledge and causation, I have noted a broad implicit but
> unrecognized commitment to this view in many who connect human freedom to
> divine limitations. It is nowhere more extreme than in process theology,
> but its appeal is much broader. I hold it to be extremely mischievous.
>

I'm sorry, but in what way would this mischievous? Are there some
examples where this leads to some serious inconsistencies? Just
wondering.

living (and lurking) by Grace,
Wayne

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