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Debate: Is it possible for God to be timeless? (view source)
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Would you say that God is outside of logic too? The fact that you can assert that God exists means that you are conforming God to logic, since affirming his very existence means obeying the logical law of non-contradiction. -Barnes
Would you say that God is outside of logic too? The fact that you can assert that God exists means that you are conforming God to logic, since affirming his very existence means obeying the logical law of non-contradiction. -Barnes
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Yes
Time is a human invention so as to live in hour world.
Yes it does say in the "It was evening and it was morning and it was one day".
But that doesn't contradict what I am trying to say. The Bible was given to us as humans. And as humans the only way we would be able to understand the word of G-D, would be to have a Bible written that humans can understand.
If G-d would be contrained by time, this world would not be able to exist. It is written that in order for this world to exist, G-d has to be constatly watching over it. If G-d stops thinking aout this world for even one second, this world would no longer exist.
So we would have to learn from this, that while G-d is watching over the present he would at the same exact time have to watch over the past and the future. But all that is from our prespective.
From the prospective of G-d there is no such thing as time. No past, no present, no future. In such a case time really does not exist, and if time doesn't exist then there is no question over whether G-d can exist out of time