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    The theistic God is omniscient. — Carmelics
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    The theistic God is omniscient.

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    God is in time.If God changes constantly, then 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.
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    Since tensed facts change, what God knows changes constantly.

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    Recall that the theistic God is omniscient. Presumably then, God knows what temporal reality is like at its most fundamental. If there are fundamental tensed facts (like that it’s 12:00), God knows them. But since these facts change, what God knows changes constantly. So God changes constantly; so God is in time.

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