Do you have free will? What is it? And how does it relate to God's eternal decree? The Jesuit and Arminian view of free will insists that there are uncaused events. The Reformed view teaches Sola Christus and Sola Gratia.

Molinism, like Pelagianism, medieval sacramentalism, the Jesuits, and the Arminians, confuses two important ideas and because of that has a core problem: it rejects sola gratia.

Molinism, also known as middle knowledge, is one of the most popular explanations of God's predestination and human free will among Evangelicals. In these 10 minutes between classes, I explain who Molina was, why he did not like sola gratia, and how he developed a system that makes God depend on man's answer.

Can we be clear in our thought and speech? Can we ever be perfectly free from ambiguity? Analytic philosophy began with the desire to find perfect clarity. Did it succeed?