Converse of object

• have: Necessarily, a being is maximally excellent in all possible worlds only if it has omniscience, omnipotence, and moral perfection.

• deny: In other words, they're denying the omniscience of God, that He knows everything.

• assume: In some of the events he describes, Matthew assumes the omniscience of a fiction writer, narrating what he could not have known.

Adjective modifier

• logical: This is the assumption of logical omniscience ( discussed below ).

• divine: He affirms the meeting in Christ of the two absolutely opposite principles of human ignorance and imperfection, and divine omniscience and perfection.

• authorial: Is a visually flawed one should the young writer authorial omniscience describing.

• apparent: Some people hang on every word Jakob writes, whereas some detest his apparent omniscience regarding the world wide web.

Modifies a noun

• thesis: What they share with the original infallibility and omniscience theses is the notion that we are especially reliable detectors of our own states.