Time?

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About God for relegious: God gave humans free choice which means future is not predetermined. What happens though it that he/she/it(?) has access to all the dimensions at once. Think of you. You are a 3D being and you can see EVERYTHING on a 2D surface(paper). A 4D being would see everything in a 3D surface(inside buildings,human bodies etc.). Now an infinite dimensional being like god would have access to all dimensions. Therefore he can "see" all the "times" or "time moments" at once.

I can see why those two statements (which i have highlighted in bold) would not contradict each other for you. You would have to assume that God is in some way ignorant of all events (note, it cannot be of some events, for that would be illogical). However, ignorance implies being restricted by a specific dimension (or even multiple dimensions) of time. "Having access to" does not imply "being restricted to," and "infinite dimensional" i would argue implies "without restriction" since being restricted by all possible dimensions at the same time is illogical, and even if you were to consider restriction only due to choosing to remain within a specific dimension (i.e. not at the same time), it would still show that God is not restricted or limited to.

Yet, even having said that, the first statement which i highlighted in bold assumes that simply knowing implies intervention, therefore no free will. For how can free will be denied without intervention? Is free will truly dependent on our ignorance? Then why does action require some form of knowledge? That is, could you claim that your thoughts are not known to you? Could you claim that thought does not precede action? And, yet, only to the self does intervention not deny free will.

As for your question, "Does time flow?" That can be answered with, "Do events occur?" Even though one could therefore say, "Then time does not exist," since it gives the impression that time's existence is dependent on events. But if that were true, then how could events happen in the first place?