[Dutchboy88]

Once again you inflate your viewpoint. Of course foreknowledge is not foreordination. But, you will never be accused of reading these posts.

Foreordination precedes foreknowledge. God determines He will do something after the counsel of His will. He then knows what it is He will do. But, foreknowledge implies an absolute control over the outcome is in the background.

Start your spurious arguments somewhere else.

[Petronski]

But, foreknowledge implies an absolute control over the outcome is in the background.

It does not. You are conflating foreknowledge and fore-ordination. Deny it again, I don't care. That is what you are doing.

[Petronski]

God determines He will do something after the counsel of His will. He then knows what it is He will do.

You're a sola Scriptura type, right? Where did you get this bit?