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Prayer, Middle Knowledge, and Divine-Human Interaction

By Kyle D. DiRoberts, Glenn R. Kreider (Foreword by)
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By Kyle D. DiRoberts, Glenn R. Kreider (Foreword by)
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Christians generally believe that in prayer they are free in their act to petition God. Christians also believe that they pray to a God that is sovereign and omniscient. Kyle DiRoberts maintains that explanation as to how one affirms these two truths is dependent upon one's account of divine providence, which determines how motivated the person is to offer petitionary prayer in the divine-human relationship. The theories of providence and their understanding of petitionary prayer discussed ...

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