(December 1, 2017 at 10:58 pm)MysticKnight Wrote: [quote pid='1666685' dateline='1512101088']
The Impossibility of Timeless Creation
Quote:If the Creator God exists, then the Creator God supposedly created time itself. But the act of creating, or doing anything for that matter, already implies a passage of time occurring. To create time is to create time within time. Therefore, time has always been and could not have been created. Therefore, the Creator God did not create time. Therefore, negating the classical definition of the Creator God, the Creator God does not exist (if the Creator God is supposed to create everything else in existence, including time).
Light of time and eternity are related in that, time get's it's reality from eternity. Eternity is absolute foreverness, but time didn't always exist, and this has been proven many times on these boards.
The premise is right, it requires passage of time to create, but it also happens to be that his will is an act of creation with initializing time. So it happens together, creating and time, time doesn't need to proceed it.
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Like a subset of existence within existence?
