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    If there are fundamental tensed facts (like that it's 12:... — Carmelics
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    Supports→God is in time.

    If there are fundamental tensed facts (like that it's 12:00), God knows them.

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    God is in time.If God changes constantly, then God is in time.If what God knows changes constantly, then God changes constantly.Since tensed facts change, what God knows changes constantly.
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    Since tensed facts change, what God knows changes constantly.73%They need to keep track of their temporal perspective by having approp...72%What matters for timely action is believing the tenseless content via ...69%God is omniscient, so God knows all that is true and believes nothing ...68%

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    According to the B-theory (tenseless theory, block universe view), (a) all times and/or events exist and are equally real (this is known as eternalism—not to be confused with divine timelessness which has also sometimes gone by the same name); and (b) there is a complete tenseless description of temporal reality. A tenseless description is one that stays accurate, because it mentions only such things as which events happen when, and how they are temporally related to one another. So it mentions only facts about B-relations like simultaneity and succession. Call these tenseless facts. The B-the...

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