‘God could have not created’: critiquing (a) divine counterfactual predication

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This essay critiques divine counterfactual predication in Christian theology, highlighting its inconsistency with the notion of essence.

Divine counterfactual predication challenges classical doctrines of God's nature.
It implies that God is knowable and located in time, contradicting classical theist views.
The analysis is rooted in a critical realist framework of coherent counterfactuals.
Understanding these critiques may reshape theological discussions on divine freedom.

Roberto J. De La Noval (2025) studied this question.

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