God, Time, and the Metaphysics of Relativity

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God, Time, and the Metaphysics of Relativity is a philosophical and theological work that examines how modern physics—especially the theory of relativity—bears on the nature of time, divine eternity, and God’s relationship to the temporal world.

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theological work
addresses compatibility of divine foreknowledge with temporal becoming
doctrine of divine eternity
philosophical interpretations of relativity
problem of God’s timelessness vs. temporality
arguesAgainst B-theory of time as implied by relativity
tenseless theory of time
arguesFor A-theory of time in light of relativity
tensed theory of time
author W. L. Craig NERFINISHED
William Lane Craig NERFINISHED
critiques block universe view
four-dimensionalist ontology
relativistic arguments for the unreality of temporal becoming
examines A-theory of time NERFINISHED
B-theory of time NERFINISHED
compatibility of classical theism with relativity theory
implications of modern physics for the nature of time
implications of relativity for God’s relation to the world
implications of relativity for divine eternity
focusesOn Einstein’s theory of relativity
general relativity
special relativity
genre academic monograph
hasPerspective Christian philosophical theology
analytic philosophy
intendedAudience philosophers of religion
philosophers of science
students of metaphysics
theologians
language English
mainSubject God and time
divine eternity
metaphysics
philosophy of religion
philosophy of time
relationship between God and the temporal world
relativity theory
theology
proposes a neo-Lorentzian interpretation of relativity
publishedInField philosophy
philosophy of science
theology
relatesTo Christian theism
classical Christian doctrine of God

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