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I'm in the future for another 61 minutes...

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In 61 minutes the future becomes the past and the past gets repeated. Scary.

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Originally posted by Trev33
In 61 minutes the future becomes the past and the past gets repeated. Scary.
Time is linear. The present is a gift given to each of us one day at a time. Period.

gb

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January 1st 1950 is the present.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Time is linear. The present is a gift given to each of us one day at a time. Period.

gb
Our model of time is linear. I'm not sure if time itself is though.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Time is linear. The present is a gift given to each of us one day at a time. Period.

gb
To say in no uncertain terms that time is linear is to suggest that time had a starting point
in the distant past and will come to an end sometime in the future. How do you know this?

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
To say in no uncertain terms that time is linear is to suggest that time had a starting point
in the distant past and will come to an end sometime in the future. How do you know this?
He was there when time started, duh. 😛

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Stop tarding up my already retarded thread.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy

To say in no uncertain terms that time is linear is to suggest that time had a starting point
in the distant past and will come to an end sometime in the future. How do you know this?
Clearly taught in the OT Genesis account of creation, gap and restoration which

I readily accept as part of God's revelation to human creatures. Looks like this:


ETERNITY PAST) -------------> [time, human history]------------> (ETERNITY FUTURE


gb

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Clearly taught in the OT Genesis account of creation, gap and restoration which

I readily accept as part of God's revelation to human creatures. Looks like this:


[b]ETERNITY PAST) -------------> [time, human history]------------> (ETERNITY FUTURE


gb[/b]
It's not quite symmetrical. There are 13 hyphons in the left arrow and only 12 in the right hand side one. Is this a typo or does it have some religious significance?

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Funny you started this thread, Trev! Because it occurred to me tonight that we might be turning the clocks back so I looked it up. According to ask.com, we don't turn the clocks back until November 6th?

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I'm assuming this is about turning the clocks back.

It's going to be funny if what I looked up is correct. Trev is going to wake up an hour late tomorrow... depressed that he missed an hour of football matchup discussions. LOL! 😀

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I have found that so many things when carried out to the Nth degree, become infinity.

This leads to my belief that the reality we live in, isn't reality at all. But that's another discussion.

Anyway, this thing we call "present" doesn't really exist, but for an infinitely small clip of time. Generally speaking, there is no such thing as present. Only past and future.

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Originally posted by sumydid
Funny you started this thread, Trev! Because it occurred to me tonight that we might be turning the clocks back so I looked it up. According to ask.com, we don't turn the clocks back until [b]November 6th?[/b]
No ones perfect... We always do it a week before you guys. Because we're special 😉

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Originally posted by sumydid
Anyway, this thing we call "present" doesn't really exist
It does, i already posted it's date. Look it up.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Clearly taught in the OT Genesis account of creation, gap and restoration which

I readily accept as part of God's revelation to human creatures. Looks like this:


ETERNITY PAST) -------------> [time, human history]------------> (ETERNITY FUTURE
Before the Book of Genesis was published, how did God reveal the beginning and end of time to human creatures?

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