Thank you for your podcast.

I really enjoy listening and thinking through each episode, and I often share them with my friends.

My question is, in regards to God's omnipresence and your view of God entering into time.

Does God experience time dilation when present near a black hole, or, on board, a space

station orbiting the earth, with time slowing down, while simultaneously

experiencing lesser time dilation when present on Earth, with a relatively faster time

rate to the previous example. Or is God, being immaterial, not affected by such time dilations?

One of the examples you have used illustrating God being in time is that God knows that

it is now 6 p.m., then 6.01 p.m. and so on.

But clocks, and, as I understand it, time itself, move at different rates due to time dilation.

What information am I missing?

Further, are there different models of God's omnipresence, and where would I learn about

his omnipresence a little more deeply than the average layman?

Though I am still very much a layman. Thank you for your time. I look forward to

volume one of your philosophical systematic theology, and I already purchased a copy of your

inquest of the historical Adam, as Genesis 1 through 11 is one of those questions in a bag on the shelf.

I want to start investigating soon.

Thank you for your ministry.

I pray that God continues to bless it and the systematic theology project you have been working on for so long now.

Connor from the United States.

These sorts of questions will be dealt with in the second volume of my systematic philosophical

theology on the attributes of God.

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