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    If God changes constantly, then God is in time. — Carmelics
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    God is in time.If there are fundamental tensed facts (like that it's 12:00), God knows them.If what God knows changes constantly, then God changes constantly.Since tensed facts change, what God knows changes constantly.
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    If what God knows changes constantly, then God changes constantly.88%Undergoing change makes God temporal.87%God is in time.80%God exists changelessly and timelessly, but by creating, God undergoes...79%

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