If ET-simultaneity is non-transitive, then past events and future events are both 'present' to God, making all temporal moments co-present to each other, which generates contradiction.

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Co-present(as describing how the metaphysical principles relate to each other): Existing together in the same thing at the same time, without being separated from each other.
ET-simultaneity(as the main concept being evaluated): A technical concept (standing for 'eternal-temporal simultaneity') that attempts to explain how God, who exists outside of time, can be simultaneous with events that happen in time.
God's perspective / omniscience(as used in philosophy of religion and theology): The philosophical idea that God exists outside of time and can see all past, present, and future events at once, the way you might see an entire landscape from a high mountain.
Non-transitive(describing how similarities work in family resemblance): A logical property where if A is related to B, and B is related to C, it doesn't automatically mean A is related to C; for example, 'is a friend of' is non-transitive because your friend's friend isn't necessarily your friend.

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