God's Knowledge

When a persons knows something,​ ​ ​ (a)   .

• they know the material idea of the thing known
• they have the actual thing in their mind
• the thing they know may or may not actually exist
• they know the immaterial idea of the thing known

Knowledge: The immaterial idea of the thing ​ (a)   is in the ​ (b)   .

• known
• knower
• imagined
• created
• object
• air

God's knowledge is the same as human knowledge.

• True

• False

Because of God's ​ (a)   , God knows something all at once; He does not know it in parts.

• simplicity
• omnipresence
• existence
• goodness
• analogy

Organize these options into the right categories. The categories are: Human Knowledge and God's Knowledge.

Groups:

(a) Human Knowledge

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(b) God's Knowledge

• Causes things to exist

• The fullness of all possible things to know are known at once

• Goes from not knowing something to knowing something

• Requires both a person to exist and the thing known to exist

• Known without senses

• Arrived at using senses

God is omniscient. Omni means ​ (a)   and scient comes from a word meaning ​ (b)   . So, when we say that God is omniscient we mean that God is ​ (c)   .

• all
• knowing
• all knowing
• partially
• materially
• spiritual
• partially material
• eating plants and animals
• silent

Match the description with the category of "things that are not."

Groups:

(a) God DOES Know it

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(b) God does NOT Know it

• It doesn't exist now, but it has in the past or it will exist in the future.

• a square circle

• a married bachelor

• It doesn't exist because it is a contradiction.

• The colleges that I applied to but chose not to attend.

• What my great, great, great grandma did on her 3rd birthday.

• It doesn't exist and will never exist, but it is possible to exist.