Science looks at cause and effect. Does that apply to grace?

[Dale (evolutionary providentialist)]

Spacetime slices are not semantics, nor God’s omnipresence in them.

A vs B Theory of Time in science?

B-theory, kinda. As far as we are concerned, we are limited to A-theory sequential time, but my contention is that God is omnitemporal, equally present in all of time. Most recently mentioned just the other week, but also several other places: (Where are you geographically? The video is only streamable in the U.S. and parts of Canada, but there is a full transcript. What is most pertinent is the bit about ‘spacetime slices’ starting at about 19:15.)

Good and Evil, Towb and Ra

Start at about timestamp 19:15 to save time. For those outside the licensed streaming viewing geography, below are some screenshots (spacetime slices? ) from the video to help you visualize what he is talking about. The transcript does not contain timestamps, but a “Find on page” text search (or whatever your browser calls it) on the text “In our day-to-day lives, we experience time as a continuous flow” corresponds to the video timestamp 19:15 just noted. [IMG…

Free Will + Quantum Mechanics

(As an aside, something I’ve mentioned here in different places, is that I like the suggestion that QM might be hinting that the fundamental reality of the universe is information.) But about QM and free will, we’re maybe getting down to the ‘interface’ between God and spacetime. A video that visualizes the concepts of past and future coexisting as spacetime ‘slices’: ETA: I just discovered that the original link NOVA ‘Fabric of the Cosmos’ yielded a page with multiple episodes. This is the …