How does an eternal act turn into temporal acts?

[STT]

It cannot be done.

What is wrong with that answer.

Nothing is wrong. In this example the act has a location. In the case of eternal act the act does not even have any location.

 

[Dovekin]

So if God is not omnipresent, there can be no “act in the eternal now” that will turn into temporal acts.

The question comes up only when God is not omnipresent.

 

[STT]

So if God is not omnipresent, there can be no “act in the eternal now” that will turn into temporal acts.

Yes. The question is how a thing which has no location can have presence in everywhere?

The question comes up only when God is not omnipresent.

The question is about an omnipresent which has no location.

 

[Gorgias]

The question is about an omnipresent which has no location.

Hmm. Doesn’t ‘omnipresent’ imply “present in all locations”?

 

[STT]

Hmm. Doesn’t ‘omnipresent’ imply “present in all locations”?

Hmm, an omnipresent is a spiritual being which has no location in one hand and is present everywhere in another hand.