God, Soul, and Time in Priest and Swinburne

New Blackfriars 89 (1024):730-738 (2008)
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Abstract

Contra Swinburne I argue that God cannot exist within time. There is a sufficient condition for its being now now. Because the conception of God existing within time cannot account for this condition, it has to be rejected. Based on Priest I argue that God's creative act is this: to cause the actuality of the universe within the soul.

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Benedikt Paul Göcke
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