Actual Infinities

[Neo-Scholastic]

It's funny how people who can't imagine this infinite past find it incredibly easy to imagine a god with exactly the same properties.

Of course, they try and make him special by using such nonsense terms as "timeless".

We experience reality, so our ideas about it get constantly challenged. I agree that imagining an infinite past is difficult, because it kind of clashes with our intuition about how things seem to work. Since no one actually experiences God outside of their own head, it never falls under the same scrutiny. People can merrily use whatever words they want to describe it and it can break all the rules that apparently cause these paradoxes in the first place, because it never actually shows up to challenge those claims.

If it did show up, our natural curiosity would be asking all the same questions we ask of the universe.

"Timeless" yet was planning all sorts of things the whole time before creation. Interesting paradox.

The principle of noncontradiction is timeless. It exists independent of any space or time. Nor is it a observed property of any empiracly known being. So timeless is not a meaningless term.