A related objection to foreknowledge without middle knowledge is that prophecy requires middle knowledge.
Second, there something called the "middle knowledge" view.
So the proponents of middle knowledge have a way to answer the puzzle concerning omniscience.
There are a number of objections to Middle Knowledge in the contemporary literature.
Molina claims that God's providential control over the world involves middle knowledge in a crucial way.
It is important to realize that middle knowledge does not restore complete sovereignty to God.
Middle knowledge is so named because it falls between these two.
Middle Knowledge does not entail the falsehood of any premise of the basic argument.
For God's options as creator to remain truly open, middle knowledge must have some other justification.
Through middle knowledge, God knows what every possible person would do freely in every possible situation.
By combining his Middle Knowledge with what he decides to create, God knows the entire history of the world.
