(January 3, 2024 at 2:12 pm)Angrboda Wrote:(January 3, 2024 at 2:09 pm)Ahriman Wrote: Well, this place (where we are right now) is actually quantifiable as a place. Where God exists is not really a "place", the way humans would think of a place.
This forum? Or this earth? How do you know that where God is currently is not a place? William Lane Craig argues that God was timeless until creation, at which time a temporal relationship between God and the world was created. Maybe something analogous applies to the spatial dimension? We're told that God is everywhere. How can he be everywhere if he is nowhere?
God observes our dimension from a kind of "hypostatic" vantage point. Hard to explain. God isn't everywhere, I'm not sure why anyone would say that. If God was everywhere, nothing bad would ever happen. His Providence is a real thing, experienced by all people, but God almost never intervenes directly.
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