Time and the Metaphysics of Relativity

Exploring the philosophical relationship between divine eternity and time, this volume delves into the implications of tensed (A-Theory) and tenseless (B-Theory) perspectives on time for understanding God's nature. The author argues that a coherent doctrine of divine eternity hinges on one's stance regarding the objectivity of temporal facts. Through critical examinations of both theories, the work also investigates relativity theory and its minimal engagement with the concept of God, highlighting a gap in existing literature on this intersection.