Open Theism Information

God and the future, Dr. Gregory A. Boyd, A brief Outline of the Open View of God
Does God Know Your Next Move?
Does God change his mind? Will God ever change his plans in response to our prayers? If God knows it all, are we truly free? What does God know—and when does he know it? Christopher A. Hall and John Sanders debate openness theology. Copyright © 2001 by the author or Christianity Today, Inc./Christianity Today magazine. May 21, 2001, Vol. 45, No. 7, Page 38
The Open View of the Future, Dr. Gregory Boyd
The Openness of God, William Hasker, an article taken by permission from Christian Scholar's Review 28:1 (Fall, 1998: 111-139)
- In our opposition section of the site you will find this article in response to Hasker: "The "Openness' of God: A Reply to William Hasker," Christian Scholar's Review by Alfred J. Freddoso, University of Notre Dame.
  - This is Hasker's response to Freddoso, Tradition, Divine Transcendence, and the Waiting Father, William Hasker from Christian Scholar's Review 28:1 (Fall, 1998: 134-139)
Preserving Civility and Piety within the BGC. This is a letter concerning the Baptist General Conference's ongoing debate and internal strife regarding the inclusion of exhaustive foreknowledge into their statement of faith. The letter is written to BGC pastors from a BGC pastor.
God's Sovereignty in Today's World From Theology Today; Princeton; Apr 1996; Pinnock, Clark.
God as Most Moved Mover From Worship Leader Magazine, Nov./Dec. 2000 by Clark Pinnock
God and logic, some basic comments from the Web Master. By Joseph S. Holt
A Letter to the Editor of Christianity Today The March 5th 2001, Issue of Christianity Today published an interview with Royce Gruenler making some odd accusations against Open Theism. Here is a response (a form of which is to be published by CT) by John Sanders, Clark Pinnock, Greg Boyd, William Hasker, Richard Rice and David Basinger.