Disproving Odin - An Experiment in arguing with a theist with Theist logic

[RoadRunner79]

No just assuming a period without time.  You might consider it logically prior to time.

That also makes no sense. The term 'period' assumes a duration, hence it assumes time.

As for being 'logically prior', that is also a meaningless phrase in context. Logic doesn't have a causal relationship with anything in the real world since it is a *language* we use to describe the real world.

Actually, as far as cause/effect, there is the view that temporally it is simultaneous, but is logically prior.  There was a recent example in another thread of a ball breaking through a window.  The window breaks as the ball hits the window and transfers energy.