I’ve been thinking about the relationship between time, God, and us. It's a working model, but what I've come up with is that we, in the physical world, live out every moment as it comes. There is the argument that God is omniscient, and that if he wasn't omniscient then he would have to know what is happening before it happens, but what if we live every moment as it comes? Would that take away from God’s omniscience?

I don’t think it would. Maybe, if we break down time into film cells – all events lined up – then each event could have multiple possibilities. So next to each cell is a million billion different possibilities of what could happen next. We choose which one we are going to do, and God knows all the possibilities but doesn't know exactly which one we are going to choose. He hopes that the choices we make lead us to Him, but He gives us free-will to make those decisions for ourselves; we are not predestined for heaven or hell. So, besides the time-line we follow, there are the multitude of multiple time-lines we could or could have chosen from which create potential multiple universes. God is still beyond time and these other universes; He exists in some other plane that oversees all this but the division between these planes are still permeable where God can still add some touches to the world here and there.

There are many other aspects to the model, but a big one is Truth. Truth is something to be sought after, but what I don't know is whether Truth is what God wants us to know or God Himself. Ancient philosophers claimed that our goal was to seek out Truth, but I wonder whether Truth is God.

Any thoughts?