[A. Pole]

Universe that always was should be possible.. and the Big Bang is a childish look at eternity..

One correction: the Eternity does not mean infinite time. It is something more. When God created the Heaven and Earth, He did it at the beginning of time itself. God created time.

Eternity is before the beginning of time, after the end of time and beyond time. This is what the original Greek term means "eis tous aionan ton aionon": "for the ages of ages" or "for the eons of eons".

God may create multiple universes with the their own times and spaces or with other way of arranging them, unimaginable to us, if it pleases Him.

[cornelis]

Interesting distinction, but not simple. Does eternal life remain on this side of eternity?

[betty boop]

Eternity does not mean infinite time. It is something more. When God created the Heaven and Earth, He did it at the beginning of time itself. God created time.... Eternity is before the beginning of time, after the end of time and beyond time.... God may create multiple universes with the their own times and spaces or with other way of arranging them, unimaginable to us, if it pleases Him.

Thank you for the clarification, A. Pole! Certainly if God wanted to create multiple universes "with the their own times and spaces or with other way of arranging them," my suspicion is that they would indeed be "unimaginable to us" for we are bound in our own spatiotemporal order. They could be "out there," but for us they would be unknowable -- at least, in this life.

FWIW. Thanks for the great essay/post!

[hosepipe]

[ One correction: the Eternity does not mean infinite time. ]

Eternity makes time irrelevant but not timing..
Timing is composed of the moment and is creative..