creation of time
"Robert J. Brown" (rj@ELI.WARIAT.ORG)
Thu, 1 Aug 1996 13:49:46 -0500
>>>>> "Mark" == mark mathis <annm@juno.com> writes:
Mark> Everyone! I posed the question the other day "Why was time
Mark> created" No one has grabbed that ball an ran with it.I know
Mark> why, but thought it might be interesting to hear some
Mark> different slants ln the subject. MARK MATHIS annm@juno.com
Mark> P.O. BOX 415 CEDAR PARK, TEX. 78630
Actually, it is not so much time itself as the *MONOTONICITY* of time
that is important in my view. Time is irreversible: it only goes one
way; it can't go backwards. This is probably the single most limiting
fact of existence in the "world". Since God exists outside of time,
this poses no such limitation to him. Time was created to introduce
an element of our existence that we have much less control over than
God has. It is a major inhibition to keep men from ever ataining
anything like godship (Mormons and Hindu's included!).
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