 The third kind of knowledge that God possesses, according to Molina, is called middle knowledge (because it is “in between” God’s natural knowledge and free knowledge). A true proposition is part of God’s middle knowledge if and only if it is a contingent truth (like items of God’s free knowledge) but beyond God’s control (like items of God’s natural knowledge). The most frequently discussed items of middle knowledge are often called “subjunctive conditionals of freedom” by philosophers, since they describe what people would freely do if placed in various possible situations.