God and Time

Started by Robtard2 pages

Another Judeo-Christian concept, only God knows the exact time of the Apocalypse/End-Times/Armageddon etc and what will ultimately happen; It would stand to reason that God is not limited to the confines of time as God existed before time itself... and as Lord Urizen pointed out, if God is restricted to anything, than God is not omnipotent.

As it stands, I do not see how you can reconcile a limited God (even by time itsef) and the omnipotent God of the Bible.

If God is truly an unchanging God (like the Bible claims he is) then he is not bound my time.

However, if God interacts with human beings who ARE subject to time, and if God possesses "patience" (like the Bible claims), then he IS bound by time.

Ay Carajo, another fkn contradiction !!!

Another proof God doesnt exist. I mean... Believers says that time was created by God as an excuse, but what created God, then? The lie we know as religion just makes cosmic debate even MORE confusing

It seems my question is the only one that has been ignored. Yet, it is the most basic one.

Originally posted by lord xyz
How? 😕

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Originally posted by Alliance
Side comment:

Throught history, God is continually integrated more and more into the fabric of our human world. This makes him more and more human, and easier for people to relate too.

However, this presents a catch 22. If god becomes more an dmroe integrated into our physical universe, he becomes easier to destroy, more imperfect (human), affected by the same things tha affect us. If he remains outside, people can't relate, and god fades away as a mere etherial presence.

Either way, god dies.

Yes, but in the former way, God dies because of a power higher than God, and this therefore creates a chain of Gods which has gotten us nowhere credible.