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Ho ho ho. But, er, does he? He says that God exists outside time, and that time is measured by its impact on human minds; he says that past and future things do
by gjm11 16y ago
Ho ho ho. But, er, does he? He says that God exists outside time, and that time is measured by its impact on human minds; he says that past and future things don't exist; but it seems to me that he says that time does exist.
Whether he expected heaven to involve any experience of time for its human inhabitants, I don't know.
- trevelyan 16y agoI wasn't intending to deride the point. I was just surprised I hadn't run into anyone else before who made the observation, since it implies that the very existence of time depends on one's frame of reference, that's all.