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In Reply to: Re: Reply to god posted by David Anderson on December 10, 1998 at 17:52:04:

I don't understand how anything in nature can just "be".
God can just "be" because he is supernatural and Infinite. He (according to the
Bible) is unchanging, and "time" is meaningless. In nature, things don't just
exist. They are born and die, they change over time. Everything comes from
something. To god, time is nothing. In nature, time is everything.
Well, I guess that doesn't answer anything, but I would like to hear what people
think about time as a conce

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