Episode 3

Theories of Time: Block Theory, Linear Progression, and Gravity

Published on: 5th May, 2023

If you're looking for all the answers about how God relates to time, then keep looking! This episode will leave us all with even more questions about what time is and what that implies about the Divine! What is time? Did God create time? Does God have temporal parts? Is time fluid and dynamic, or is it more static? What does the Bible mean by "in the beginning" and what was God doing before that? How does gravity and relative speed effect time? Is there any standard cosmic clock, or does time vary everywhere? Can God exist without space and time? Is God's powers limited by time?

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Dummy for Theology
One dummy's struggle to worship God with his mind
We can worship God with our minds by pondering the things of God, who He is, and how creation relates to its Creator. If you are looking for a podcast with all the answers about God and Theology, this is not the show for you! But, if you are looking for a show that will leave you with more questions than answers about the Divine, so you can struggle to worship God better, then join me in my adventure to love God better with my feeble brain!
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Joshua Noel

I am from Knoxville, TN. Grew up in Florida and Charlotte, NC. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Biblical Studies, am preparing to attend Law School at the University of South Carolina, have co-hosted "The Whole Church Podcast" with my best friend TJ Blackwell for four years, and I have been involved in local ministries for 15 years now. I'm pretty huge into hermeneutics, U.S. Constitutional Law, and Biblical theology, and my favorite TV show is "Doctor Who".

Alons-y!