 Luis de Molina, an influential Spanish Jesuit theologian (1535–1600 C.E.), thought that this was a serious problem. In order to develop a view that would explain the relationships between all of these things, he drew a distinction between three kinds of knowledge in God, a distinction that suggests another response to the problem of prophecy. (For more complete and detailed presentations of this view, see Freddoso’s introduction to Molina 1988, Craig 1987, Flint 1988 and Flint 1998.)