Wykstra and other skeptical theists argue that human cognitive access to the full range of divine goods and reasons is systematically limited, undermining any probability assignment over that space.

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Cognitive access(as something humans lack regarding God's reasons): The ability of your mind to reach, understand, or be aware of something; having the mental capacity to grasp an idea.
Divine goods(as the types of things humans may not fully understand): Valuable things or purposes that come from God—the good outcomes or reasons God might have for doing things.
Probability assignment(as describing our ability to measure confidence about God's reasons): Estimating the likelihood or chances that something is true; assigning numbers to show how confident we are about different possibilities.
Systematically limited(as describing how human understanding is fundamentally constrained): Blocked or restricted in a consistent, built-in way (not just occasionally, but as a fundamental feature of how human minds work).

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