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Debate: Is it possible for God to be timeless? (view source)
Revision as of 17:47, June 23, 2011
, 17:47, June 23, 2011→I don't know, and nor do you
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
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
:Why are you writing 'G-d'? Afraid of using His name in vain? I doubt using his name to educate people isn't using it in vain. [[User:MHarris|MHarris]]
:Why are you writing 'G-d'? Afraid of using His name in vain? I doubt using his name to educate people isn't using it in vain. [[User:MHarris|MHarris]]
: Some people (including many Jews) prefer to write "G-d" to avoid the potential of destroying something with God's name on it. For instance, if someone were to print this page out and then destroy it (whether deliberately to desecrate God's name or just in the course of everyday life) some people would not want the explicit word "God" to be destroyed. But that is besides the point. [[User:Gregkochuconn|Gregkochuconn]] 13:47, 23 June 2011 (EDT)