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Isn't 'eternity' just un-ending time? I don't disagree with your earlier comment that the Bible does not provide a complete theology, but I also am hesitant to ascribe things/attributes to God that are not supported by Scripture. I agree that He has been there since the beginning of our world...

I ask because I am genuinely curious - why do you view time as a limit? In my view, time is a way of delineating what was, what is and what is yet future. You and I are eternal beings - all of us humans, in fact. I think God could still choose to place himself inside of time and yet be...

Here's a link to the video: (fast-forward to 1:03:40 for the bit about predestination vs. predetermination)

I'll challenge you here just a bit - where does it say, Scripturally, that God is outside of time? I can think of a passage like 2 Peter 3:8 ('a day is like a thousand years') but I feel that passage has more to do with time in comparison to an Eternal God, and an underscoring of how Merciful...

I think he knows all permutations of all possibilities...which isn't to say that He has decided for us...but in the case of creating mankind with the possibility of rebellion, He must have had something in mind for if that happened. I saw a very interesting video not too long ago, by a man named...

I have recently thought some about this question myself. Here is what I have landed on: I think I was conflating sin and curse. Adam and Eve sinned, but in the moment immediately following their sin, there was nothing wrong with Creation. Adam and Eve discovered what was inside of them, namely...