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    Supports→God is temporal after creation, even if God was timeless before creation.

    When God creates the universe, God begins to stand in the relation of coexisting with and sustaining the universe in existence.

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    One might reason as follows. When God creates the universe, God begins to stand in the relation of coexisting with to the universe, and also in the relation of sustaining it in existence. Acquiring these and other relations to the universe makes God temporal, because it constitutes a change that God undergoes at the moment of creation. Even if God was timeless before, God is temporal after creation (Craig 2009).

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