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    God is the cause of all times. — Carmelics
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    Supports→God did not abstain from working before creating heaven and earth, because there was no time before God's creation.

    God is the cause of all times.

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    What times existed which were not brought into being by you? Or how could they pass if they never had existence? Since, therefore, you are the cause of all times, if any time existed before you made heaven and earth, how can anyone say that you abstained from working? (Augustine, Confessions, XI. xiii (15)).

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