A good way of thinking about God time is related to Zeno's paradoxes of
motion. Briefly, this states that nothing can move because every distance
has an infinite amount of subdistances - it being able to be proved that
there is no smallest distance. One very emminant Oxford philosopher put
forward the idea that if you do several of the subdistances at once, then
it is possible. There's loads more to do with whether the finite can
encompass the infinite - which I can prove is possible - but the upshot is
that if you imagine GOd time as an infinite amount of events, all of which
happen concurrently, then that is, IMO, what god time was. Cause & effect
are contemperaneous.
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