God and Time

I did a short response to Dr. William Lane Craig's model of divine eternity:

Providentially this reply is fitting for WLC's newest podcast on God and time.  

God and Time

Before I post my critique of William Lane Craig's proposed model between God and time, I wanted to recommend a few articles I found interesting on the subject.

Space, time, and God. Steve Hays here.

Common Misunderstandings of the Tenseless Theory of Time. Jeremy Pierce here.

Did God Change at the Incarnation. James N. Anderson here

Divine Timelessness and Craig

William Lane Craig’s claim: God is timeless prior to creation, and temporal subsequent to creation

(1) If God does not know all counterfactuals prior to creation, then He is not omniscient.

(2) God cannot know tensed counterfactuals prior to creation (Since God is timeless prior to creation according to Craig).

(3) Therefore, God is not omniscient.

(4) However, God is omniscient, and therefore knows all counterfactuals prior to creation.

(5) So, God knows tensed counterfactuals prior to creation. (This conclusion demonstrates God can be timeless and know tensed facts given Craig’s own presuppositions).