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I'm a necessitarian since I admit a strong PSR (Spinoza convinced me). Regarding the problem of foreknowledge, if God is omniscient, then at no point can His knowledge change, nor can it ever be faulty (per immutability following from atemporality). So if every possible outcome is eternally known to God, even prior to their temporal occurrence, then things couldn't be otherwise, for the power to actualize a complete set of outcomes resides in God alone (ie. the initial conditions upon which all other outcomes depend). Thus, the actions of mortals cannot be free since we do not sufficiently ground our actions. Basically, see the grounding objection to molinism for more on this.