If that’s true, then God is in a “place” that has three dimensions.Actually, He is in a place that has unlimited dimensions. WE... are limited to three... for now.
Hello, Shelby. This raises some interesting paradoxes. According to the laws of physics on multidimensional spacetime there exists "parallel universes" containing every possible pathway for events. In universe 1 in which we exist now, for example, events transpired on Earth historically exactly as recorded in Genesis. In universe 2 where we simultaneously exist according to physicists, events transpired in Eden differently, with Adam and Eve obeying God, refusing to listen to Satan, and Satan getting destroyed. In universe 3 where we also simultaneously exist according to physicists, Satan thinks through his actions and decides it unwise to rebel. In all the infinite permutations of these timelines there exists for lack of a better term an 'omnipotent' God simultaneously observing and responding to events moving forward in time as they unfold.
I have been involved in extremely detailed and lengthy discussions on these very issues. Someone suggested in one of those discussions that in the final omega, when all possibilities have been played out, God has the power to decide which parallel universes are esconsed for all of eternity. Such as the dimension where not only do Adam and Eve make the right choice, but the angel that we know as "Satan" chose not to embrace evil. God's decisions in this regard result in a perfect and ideal reality. God causes all other universes with less than favorable results cease to exist. The one who proposed this argument in a discussion on the subject pointed out that such an outcome does not violate any presently known laws of physics on spacetime.
Shelby, you said that God is in a place that has unlimited dimensions whereas we are limited to three at least for now. I was wondering if my remarks in this post based on a recent discussion with friends on the paradoxes of present spacetime theories by physicists, from Einstein to Hawking to Penrose and other scientific geniuses, have given you a glimpse into the depths of your comment that you were unprepared to consider? My belief is that the truth is out there, and that truth is not neatly packaged into the human paradigm of reasoning.
It would be fascinating to hear your response.
Derrick
To see a World in a Grain of Sand
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
And Eternity in an hour.
-- William Blake (Auguries of Innocence)