Norman Kretzmann's own analysis, when extended by Brian Leftow, shows that an eternal God knows all events 'at once' in eternity, making temporal indexicals inapplicable to divine cognition rather than evidence of divine ignorance.

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Brian Leftow(as a philosopher who extended Kretzmann's work): A contemporary philosopher who built on Kretzmann's ideas to further explain how God experiences time differently than humans do.
Divine cognition(Chatton's threefold characterization of how God cognizes): A mode of awareness that is (1) non-judgmental and non-voluntaristic, (2) not necessarily of determinate existents, and (3) complete, non-discursive, and direct
Divine ignorance(as what the analysis argues against): The idea that God might not know something or might lack knowledge about certain events—which the argument is saying is NOT the case.
Eternal God(as the subject of the analysis about divine knowledge): The theological concept that God exists outside of time entirely, not moving from past to future like humans do, but experiencing all moments simultaneously.

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