god has no free will

[JonDarbyXIII]

well from what i just read he is saying god only needs to know some things not everything. yet in the bible it says god knows everything. so he just said god is imperfect because a perfect god needs to know everything even useless things.

Indeed - I just think the argument fails either way

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I am saying that to be able to know something requires that something to have the potential to be known.

But that's a cop-out for God. If God doesn't know something, it is reasoned away with, "Oh, well that couldn't be known anyway." When we lack the potential for knowledge, theists defer that knowledge to God. So my question is, if God lacks the potential for knowledge about something, why do we not likewise defer to the next higher authority?

Actually, the question is rhetorical. The answer is that the process would go on ad infinitum.