What is the act of creation?

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Because you are subjecting God to some sort of pseudo-time.
Nothing prevents God having a kind of time in His very nature. That’s the the concept of immanence.

There’s spiritual time. And it came before Big Bang. Because spiritual beings witnessed the creation of physical world.

We’re talking about physical time.

We know there are multiple times because it’s exactly what the End of Times means. When all times will blend into one.
 
Nothing prevents God having a kind of time in His very nature. That’s the the concept of immanence.

There’s spiritual time. And it came before Big Bang. Because spiritual beings witnessed the creation of physical world.

We’re talking about physical time.

We know there are multiple times because it’s exactly what the End of Times means. When all times will blend into one.
Even if we accept that God could become temporal then He needs to create time first which this leads to infinite regress because He again needs time to create time, etc.
 
Even if we accept that God could become temporal then He needs to create time first which this leads to infinite regress because He again needs time to create time, etc.
Sorry but you have a very poor understanding about time.

I already said to you there’s a spiritual time or meta-time in which our physical time was created. You don’t need physical time to create physical time.

Our physical time had a start, this is a scientific fact.

Ultimately our very physical time doesn’t even flow, past, present and future depend on the relativistic motion of observers.

The time flow is a human perception.
 
That is explained in the next two sentences.
The universe didn’t begin but it has a beginning. Think of universe as a line which expand from zero to infinity. The line/creation has a beginning at zero for no specific reason and expand from there.
I read the next 2 sentences. It still needs an explanation.
 
Sorry but you have a very poor understanding about time.

I already said to you there’s a spiritual time or meta-time in which our physical time was created. You don’t need physical time to create physical time.

Our physical time had a start, this is a scientific fact.

Ultimately our very physical time doesn’t even flow, past, present and future depend on the relativistic motion of observers.

The time flow is a human perception.
Did meta-time also was created or it is something that God dwells within eternally? We have the problem of finite regress in the first case and we have a problem in the second case related to fact that starting from minus infinity God can never reach now so we have problem in both cases.
 
I read the next 2 sentences. It still needs an explanation.
Think of the universe as something which existed from time zero until now. There is no need to think that the universe didn’t exist and then come to existence, either by God or by a cosmic force. It just existed at time zero and then expanded.
 
Did meta-time also was created or it is something that God dwells within eternally? We have the problem of finite regress in the first case and we have a problem in the second case related to fact that starting from minus infinity God can never reach now so we have problem in both cases.
In God there are Three Persons interacting with each other.

This implies a kind (or the very) nihil (that makes the separation of the Persons) and a meta-time inside Godhead.

But how God interacts with material world is a complete mystery.
 
In God there are Three Persons interacting with each other.

This implies a kind (or the very) nihil (that makes the separation of the Persons) and a meta-time inside Godhead.

But how God interacts with material world is a complete mystery.
Therefore we have the problem related to eternality (second case in my previous comment).
 
Therefore we have the problem related to eternality (second case in my previous comment).
Sorry I don’t know what you mean.

Eternity in Christianity it’s not an infinite amount of physical time but the lack of physical time.

Our physical time had a start and will end (at the End of Times).
 
Sorry I don’t know what you mean.

Eternity in Christianity it’s not an infinite amount of physical time but the lack of physical time.

Our physical time had a start and will end (at the End of Times).
You told me about non-physical time. The problem of eternal being is that the being lives from eternity which this is logically impossible since it requires infinite amount of waiting to reach from eternal past to now.
 
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