Previously in this series, we looked at what Philosophy, Special Relativity, and General Relativity have to say about the nature of Time. I argued that a) the idea that only one time exists "at once" is just a perception of … Continue reading
Longtime reader St. TY asks: Some commentators, atheists and anti-Christians, go so far as to say (mockingly) the writer of the Book was under the strong influence of some hallucinogenic substance. How should a thoughtful Christian interpret the prophesies in … Continue reading
Continuing from where we left off from last time... 3. God knows the future Another set of biblical passages indicate that God knows the future, not just the past or present. Leaving aside the passages which teach the general doctrine … Continue reading
For my previous posts arguing that God is not temporal: I: Metaphysics, II: Special Relativity, and III: General Relativity. In the next few posts, we'll examine the Scriptural arguments for this position. While I don't think it's illegitimate to use … Continue reading
Aron, How is it possible that God is in control of all things and their will is always done, assuming that we are free? —Kevin First, why are we free in the first place? Because God wants us to be … Continue reading
