The agent's own deliberative process, not God's belief about it, is what determines whether an act is free. God's certainty can supervene on the agent's free choice without undermining it.

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Deliberative process(as the thinking process of an agent making a choice): The mental work you do when you think through a decision—weighing options, considering reasons, and deciding what to do.
Supervene(philosophy of mind): When one thing depends entirely on another thing, so that if the underlying thing stays exactly the same, the dependent thing can't change. Think of how a cake's sweetness supervenes on its ingredients—change the ingredients, and the sweetness changes.
Undermine(as used in logic and argumentation): To weaken or damage something, making it less effective or unable to work properly.
agent(Economics terminology applied to medical ethics): The party in a principal-agent relationship who is instructed to produce the good or service on the principal's behalf — in the medical context, the doctor

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