To borrow a phrase I picked up from Wesley, I’ve recently begun to scruple at the claim God is outside of time. It seems it may be more fitting to say time exists within God (at least in some sense, i.e. “in him we live and move and have our being”). Is this relevant to Jenson’s ideas about surprise?
To borrow a phrase I picked up from Wesley, I’ve recently begun to scruple at the claim God is outside of time. It seems it may be more fitting to say time exists within God (at least in some sense, i.e. “in him we live and move and have our being”). Is this relevant to Jenson’s ideas about surprise?