Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview, ch. 13

This chapter takes up the issue of free will.  Focusing primarily on compatibalism and libertarianism (a determinist might suggest they didn't have a choice but to just focus on those two), this chapter nuances the various discussions, key words, and ways of understanding this difficult concept.  I was surprised to see very little on the issue of middle knowledge as Craig specifically has done much work there.  That may be, however, because of the date of the work's publication being 2003 (maybe prior to his work with Molina's view).  At any rate, I found this chapter interesting, but thin.  For my own purposes, I would have appreciated more developed thought in the theology implications as this is an area of significant overlap.