Could
it be that what is, for better or worse, called “the moving now”
is an illusion, or, to put it a little more cautiously, could it be
that at the deepest level description of reality there is no point in
time that has the special status that we think this very moment has?
One
widely held form of theism is committed to the proposition. It is a
usually unnoticed corollary of the combination of two widely held
theological positions.
