Title: A great defense
Product review: A great examination of the compatibility of divine foreknowledge with human freedom. There are a few chapters that seem a little weird, especially the one talking about precognition. It was in the book to demonstrate that other fields have gotten around the problem of fatalism, but it still seemed a little out of place.This book would best be read along with Alvin Plantinga's "God, Freedom, and Evil", as they share a lot of common themes, but Craig's book delves into freedom/omniscience far more, while Plantinga's work covers areas Craig discusses in his later chapters (can God create every world, are there worlds He cannot create, etc.).
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