How Does God Measure Time?

[TheWiseMan]

I know it to be true because if you sit on a park bench with a hot girl for an hour it seems like a minute, yet if you put your hand on a hot stove for a minute it seems like an hour...it is all relative. I have also read much einstein and hawking who has proven this with math and has been backed up by a watch worn on the ISS.

So then you can control time? By the relativity of your state?

 

[TheWiseMan]

I know what I know to be correct because I know it to be correct.

How so?

 

[QueSi]

So then you can control time? By the relativity of your state?

No, you can control your state and your state controls time.

 

[TheWiseMan]

No, you can control your state and your state controls time.

Not God's time.

 

[QueSi]

How so?

Everything that I know to be correct will remain in that state until proven as not correct.

 

[TheWiseMan]

Everything that I know to be correct will remain in that state until proven as not correct.

Or incorrect until proven as correct.

So you do not know.

 

[QueSi]

Not God's time.

Ok, but why does God need time?

 

[TheWiseMan]

Ok, but why does God need time?

Why do you think God needs time? Where did that come from?

 

[QueSi]

Or incorrect until proven as correct.

So you do not know.

I do not know what?

 

[Nanopants]

Do you know?

I have no reason to assume He does. I'm more inclined to believe that He speaks a word to achieve an intended effect, and it is achieved by that spoken word, just as He said. It's quite awesome.

 

[QueSi]

Why do you think God needs time? Where did that come from?

No answer to my question?

 

[TheWiseMan]

No answer to my question?

Is there a set time?

 

[QueSi]

Is there a set time?

Safe to assume that is a yes, and you do not have an answer to my question.

 

[TheWiseMan]

Safe to assume that is a yes, and you do not have an answer to my question.

Well than. I will make you right.

 

[QueSi]

Well than. I will make you right.

Please be careful, last time someone tried to make me right it ended badly.

 

[TheWiseMan]

Ok, but why does God need time?

I asked God for the answer to this question concerning him. He told that he created time for his good pleasure.

There is the answer to your question.

God created time for his good pleasure.

 

[QueSi]

I asked God for the answer to this question concerning him. He told that he created time for his good pleasure.

There is the answer to your question.

God created time for his good pleasure.

Makes sense, I don't think he would create anything that wasn't for his pleasure.

 

[ViaCrucis]

The part were you think I am confused.

I thought you were smarter than that.

Does this apply to black holes?

Is God always on time?

How old are you?

I see you're off your meds again.

-CryptoLutheran

 

[TheWiseMan]

I see you're off your meds again.

-CryptoLutheran

I do not appreciate you disrespecting me with remarks such as these. Please refrain from doing this. I hope correction does not offend you. Even though you have violated the forum rules by flaming me...I do not ever report anyone. I just over look it.

 

[Aman777]

Do you know?

Dear Wise, God has but 7 Days. Each of God's Days are some 4.5 Billion years in length. Six of the Days are Creative Days and the details of these Days are told in Genesis Chapter One. The 7th Day is Eternity. It has no ending, no evening. Today is the 6th Creative Day and is the Day of Salvation. The present 6th Day will last at least another 1k years.

In Love,
Aman