Foreknowledge

Foreknowledge refers to having knowledge of events before they happen. It involves understanding or predicting future occurrences based on information, patterns, or insights available beforehand. This concept is often discussed in philosophy, theology, and various fields to explore whether knowing about the future affects free will or moral responsibility. Foreknowledge does not necessarily cause events; rather, it is the awareness of what will happen. In practical terms, it’s like making a well-informed decision based on the best available information about upcoming possibilities.