Time and the Metaphysics of Relativity

The book explores the intricate relationship between divine eternity and the nature of time, focusing on the debate between A-Theory and B-Theory of time. It argues that one's understanding of God's existence—whether timeless or temporal—hinges on the acceptance of tensed facts and temporal becoming. Through critical examinations of both theories, the author investigates the implications of relativity theory and highlights the lack of comprehensive literature connecting God and relativity. This work aims to establish a coherent doctrine of divine eternity.