I am starting a thread based upon a comment I made in another:
Change and time go hand in hand.
Without time there is nothing. You cannot go from one event to another. That is why there is no God. (beyond the multitude of other reasons) If God is "timeless" then God is changeless. If God is changeless, then he cannot change anything.
Nothing to nothing from nothing.
Can a timeless God exist?
Can a timeless God exist?
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Your own wisemen allude to the fact that time existed as a circle E=mc2 remember
Time can be circumvented therefore time was created outside of what is deemed timeless although the reality of this existance is alien to us
if we are guessing at things which exist within time- then we would be fools to guess at things
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HAVE NO NEED FOR TIME
Time can be circumvented therefore time was created outside of what is deemed timeless although the reality of this existance is alien to us
if we are guessing at things which exist within time- then we would be fools to guess at things
which]
HAVE NO NEED FOR TIME
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Here it is. It eliminates the 'Big Bang' as previously though,4gold wrote:Very interesting! Do you have a link so that I can do some research? I had not heard of that theory!goat wrote:No, not all of them do. The most recent one does not. This last one grew out of the 'dark matter' and 'dark energy' observations.
Suffice it to say, no matter where we go with this thread, the answer to the original question is, "No, a timeless God cannot exist in an infinite universe, but yes, a timeless God can exist in a finite universe."
So then the real question becomes: Is the universe infinite or finite? I had never heard of a testable theory of an infinite universe before, and I will be very interested in seeing the theory.
http://www.physorg.com/news89399974.html
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Re: Can a timeless God exist?
Post #73That is a distinct possiblity, since I have often heard that Nothing is sacred.4gold wrote: If God is neither energy nor mass (he cannot be either if he is timeless), then is God nothing