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Originally Posted by Jim Snyder  |
Thanks, that is pretty good. But I wonder how Clark gets around the issue when he quotes Augustine: "There could be no time before God created time.". If there was a moment in which time began to exist, there must have been a prior moment in which it did not exist. But if there was progression from the moment it did not exist to moment it came into existence, that is successive acts and therefore time passed from one moment to the next. So time existed before it came into existence, or at least, at the same time?
It wasn't clear to me in the article how Clark addresses that.