(August 14, 2018 at 2:45 pm)Simon Moon Wrote:(August 14, 2018 at 1:09 pm)RoadRunner79 Wrote: Exists - haveing objective reality or being.
This is one definition, but those that I looked at, do not support your statement. Webster’s even mentions spiritual or physical being.
How can something have being, without time to 'be' in? If there is no time, then something cannot 'be'.
How can something exist, if there is no space to do it in?
If by 'something' you mean something material, then yes, your point is correct.
God (and a first cause) is not material. Therefore does not have to have 'space' to contain him. Nor does he need 'time' that is a necessary dimension of a series of causes/effects because why would an omniscient God be in some sort of continuous state of changing to mark the passage of time? He would just exist timelessly between any decision to act.
