Originally posted by AgergNo, this cannot be true. He changes over time, he cannot be at all times at once. He is not outside the time, he is within.
Some say your god is timeless...given the unsophisticated view that this god independently of our timeline [b]does everything at once, where does he ahem...'find the time' to get things done?[/b]
Originally posted by AgergI think "timeless" simply means "eternal", which is a better discription in my opinon.
Some say your god is timeless...given the unsophisticated view that this god independently of our timeline [b]does everything at once, where does he ahem...'find the time' to get things done?[/b]
Being eternal simply means that God has no beginning and no end.
But this is interesting to me because I have often wondered if, since the time God created time, God isn't somehow, while yet eternal, in time.
I don't know!
Originally posted by AgergTime was created once the material world was created. It is simply a byproduct of the material universe. Of course, we have no point of reference to what lay before the Big Bang, and a lack of a material universe, therefore, such an existence is purely speculative.
Some say your god is timeless...given the unsophisticated view that this god independently of our timeline [b]does everything at once, where does he ahem...'find the time' to get things done?[/b]
Originally posted by AgergGod is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent; He is the alpha and the omega; He is the beginning and the end; time is immaterial to God; therefore, he has all the time in the world. I hope this answers your question.
Some say your god is timeless...given the unsophisticated view that this god independently of our timeline [b]does everything at once, where does he ahem...'find the time' to get things done?[/b]
Originally posted by FabianFnasHey FF, you know my friend I 'm an atheist. However I think I can offer you an answer or two regarding this matter -in case you are interested, that is😵
No, this cannot be true. He changes over time, he cannot be at all times at once. He is not outside the time, he is within.
Originally posted by black beetleI'm interested, especially if it gives me the answers I've sought...?
Hey FF, you know my friend I 'm an atheist. However I think I can offer you an answer or two regarding this matter -in case you are interested, that is😵
Shoot, man, shoot.
Originally posted by dystoniacno, it doesn't answer anything, it is simply copied from a dogma book, not explained at all.
God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent; He is the alpha and the omega; He is the beginning and the end; time is immaterial to God; therefore, he has all the time in the world. I hope this answers your question.
he is not omnipotent.