Jesus only existed in God's foreknowledge and did not have a personal preexistence before creation.

The article argues against the claim that Jesus merely existed in God's foreknowledge by highlighting that the New Testament writers could have used specific terms like 'foreknew' or 'foreknowledge' if that were their intent. Instead, they speak plainly about Jesus' prehuman existence with God. Verses such as 1 Peter 1:20 indicate that Christ was 'foreknown before the foundation of the world,' suggesting a personal existence prior to creation. Furthermore, the absence of language that would imply mere foreknowledge strengthens the argument for Jesus' actual preexistence. The article concludes that the New Testament consistently affirms this doctrine, countering the claims made by Muslim apologists like Badawi.