3:4 - Divine Temporality and the Nature of Time | Advanced Course - The Attributes of God

Section Three: Divine Eternity
Part Four: Arguments for Divine Temporality; Eternity and the Nature of Time
Dive into section three of this 17-part graduate-level course from Dr. Craig on the divine attributes.
This unique one-week intensive taught at Houston Christian University is divided into five sections.
Section One: Divine Incorporeality
Section Two: Divine Aseity
Section Three: Divine Eternity
Section Four: Divine Omniscience
Section Five: Divine Omnipotence
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[@toddtyoung]

These lectures are great for reminding me how I’m nowhere near as intelligent as I think I am. I’ve never felt dumber than I do when trying to understand Dr. Craig’s material on time. But it helps me appreciate Craig’s scholarship all the more.

[@InvestigadorTJ]

Go over his material over and over it becomes easier to understand over time… maybe not fluent in understanding his lessons but easier..

[@mikeambs]

This entire talk feels like an exercise in thinking deeply about shallow nonsense.
Is this gibber jabber on tenseless time supposed to mean anything 🤷‍♂️
It takes Craig 20 minutes to arrive at the (never before explored) conclusion that god lives in a tensed time... except for when he didn't-got it. Fascinating.
As a screenwriter who occasionally makes a living writing, a word of advice: just because you can use a thesaurus to replace every other word doesn't mean you should 🙃

[@MrRobertT03]

​@@mikeambsgreat example of using too many words to express an idea.

[@Pankeekii]

@@InvestigadorTJ This is very true! I remember listening to Dr Craig's debates and content back when I was in Highschool and the majority of the material would simply fly over my head. It has been quite a few years since high school for me now, but I have kept on listening to the content over and over and while I haven't formally taken any courses on philosophy, theology or even apologetics, over time I have become familiar with terms, concepts, argument, etc. and I understand much more now than I did back then! Makes me appreciate the content all the more!