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Htom Sirveaux

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Reply to hrmjustin (Original post)

Wed Apr 22, 2015, 08:31 PM

Apr 2015

At Time=0, the divine was all there was. Then creation (space/time) happened, and the divine continued into space/time in relationship to the creation (which was made out of the substance of the divine).

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Question for believers. [View all] hrmjustin Apr 2015 OP

I believe in the concept of "simultaneous time." kentauros Apr 2015 #1

That is an interesting way at looking at it. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #2

If you think about it, we are still alive in all of the times kentauros Apr 2015 #3

My pleasure and you really made me think. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #4

I think kentauros said it. rug Apr 2015 #5

Yes this is true. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #6

I don't - i believe he is outside of time el_bryanto Apr 2015 #7

It is so hard to put it into words. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #8

I believe God does not live in time, as God created time when the universe was created. No Vested Interest Apr 2015 #9

This thread seems to be getting sort of Jesuit goldent Apr 2015 #10

Both. Htom Sirveaux Apr 2015 #11