Tradition Institution Christianity
open theism
Theological movement within evangelical and post-evangelical Protestant Christianity, stating that, due to God’s and humans’ free will, God's knowledge is dynamic (“open”); His providence, flexible; the future, a plurality of branching possibilities
- Also called openness theology, free will theism
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open theism Theological movement within evangelical and post-evangelical Protestant Christianity, stating that, due to God’s and humans’ free will, God's knowledge is dynamic (“open”); His providence, flexible; the future, a plurality of branching possibilities
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theological movement within evangelical and post-evangelical Protestant Christianity, stating that, due to God’s and humans’ free will, God's knowledge is dynamic (“open”); His providence, flexible; the future, a plurality of branching possibilitiesWikidata record description. Read Open theism in the Wikipedia reader.
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