[DouglasKC]

Besides, time dilation has nothing to do with acceleration at different rates. It has only to do with velocity.
It would appear that Mr. Carter is neither a great theologian nor a great physicist.

But the guy is right on where it's important. God is outside of time. He is omnitemporal. Christ died so he could interact directly with humans if we only ask.

[Illbay]

But the guy is right on where it's important. God is outside of time. He is omnitemporal. Christ died so he could interact directly with humans if we only ask.

CAREFUL! You're treading awfully close to the "Mormon" view, and therefore, BLASPHEMY! (Which, having been said by the usual gang of suspects, must mean it's true).

[the_doc]

The omnitemporal stuff is basically correct. But this is elementary theology. Carter makes it seem like a new insight on his part as he explores its implications (or blunders through same).