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    If God's belief about an act is grounded in His nature ra... — Carmelics
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    Supports→If God's certainty derives from self-knowledge of infallibility rather than direct acquaintance with the future act, the act's freedom is undermined because its occurrence is explanatorily posterior to God's certain belief.

    If God's belief about an act is grounded in His nature rather than the act's actual occurrence, the act's truth-value depends on what God necessarily is, not on free choice.

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