If time did not exist before the 'Big Bang'... then the Big Bang could never have happened 
There is no time in which the actions of the Big Bang could take place... so essentially there would have to be time behind the Big Bang. They do not ask this question erroneously, because there would have had to be a 'before the Bang' for the Bang to have taken place. Unless "nothing became something and exploded into everything" is "true" to the theory of the Big Bang ^_^
Honestly... time for us is similar to time for him. Otherwise he could not interact so well with us. Think about it this way: If I increase the vibrating of my body to the point it is invisible to you... time is extra fast for me. I could not hold a conversation with any of you... and I would be moving so fast that a relevant month for me would be but a second for you. Time is relative... I could hold no conversations with you. For this reason: 'God' has to be functioning at a similar time to us to be able to converse with us. His words would be accelerated or decelerated to the point that they are either difficult to understand, or completely inaudible otherwise.
Although you would probably die from such intense vibrating... if you survived: you would live out a 'normal' life to yourself... but everyone around you would see you moving extraordinarily fast. You would also feel like you lived out a normal number of years... but to everyone around you: your life would be much shorter. Time is completely relative... the action of time occurs separate from the other three dimensions... but depending on location: time is relative in how much it affects you.
Anyway, don't you think it is interesting that he made us to disappoint him at sometimes? And this from a being who created each one of us, and knows everything about each on of us, and knows everything that we will ever say or do... and then wants to hold a 'personal' relationship to us? ^_^ Even odder... he is disappointed by something he designed to happen: what kind of nutcase is this? I could never be disappointed by something I did perfectly
There is no time in which the actions of the Big Bang could take place... so essentially there would have to be time behind the Big Bang. They do not ask this question erroneously, because there would have had to be a 'before the Bang' for the Bang to have taken place. Unless "nothing became something and exploded into everything" is "true" to the theory of the Big Bang ^_^Quote:It doesn't mean Hes overall disappointed, just in that point of time for us. It would He doesn't act in the same way we act. I think it would mean all His actions would be performed in an instant and in a way an auto reaction to the world in accordance with His nature, as unlike us He doesn't need time to think about and carry out His actions, they would be instant choices and 'actions'. I think......lol??? Nothing is instantaneous. Nothing at all. For an action to occur... it requires time in which to occur. Or else it will never occur
Quote:just in that point of time for us
Honestly... time for us is similar to time for him. Otherwise he could not interact so well with us. Think about it this way: If I increase the vibrating of my body to the point it is invisible to you... time is extra fast for me. I could not hold a conversation with any of you... and I would be moving so fast that a relevant month for me would be but a second for you. Time is relative... I could hold no conversations with you. For this reason: 'God' has to be functioning at a similar time to us to be able to converse with us. His words would be accelerated or decelerated to the point that they are either difficult to understand, or completely inaudible otherwise.
Although you would probably die from such intense vibrating... if you survived: you would live out a 'normal' life to yourself... but everyone around you would see you moving extraordinarily fast. You would also feel like you lived out a normal number of years... but to everyone around you: your life would be much shorter. Time is completely relative... the action of time occurs separate from the other three dimensions... but depending on location: time is relative in how much it affects you.
Anyway, don't you think it is interesting that he made us to disappoint him at sometimes? And this from a being who created each one of us, and knows everything about each on of us, and knows everything that we will ever say or do... and then wants to hold a 'personal' relationship to us? ^_^ Even odder... he is disappointed by something he designed to happen: what kind of nutcase is this? I could never be disappointed by something I did perfectly
Please give me a home where cloud buffalo roam
Where the dear and the strangers can play
Where sometimes is heard a discouraging word
But the skies are not stormy all day
