Proof of the Indistinguishability of God and All - Dan Connor
Assumptions:
“All” includes time
“All” exists because God exists.
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If All exists because God exists then time exists because God exists.
All exists because God exists.
Time exists because God exists.
If time exists then the domain where time exists is without time.
Time exists.
The domain where time exists is without time.
If change requires time and the domain in which time exists is without time then the domain in which time exists is without change.
Change requires time and the domain in which time exists is without time.
The domain in which time exists is without change.
If the domain in which time exists is without change and causation requires change then time cannot be caused.
The domain in which time exists is without change and causation requires change.
Time cannot be caused.
If God causes All then God causes time.
Time cannot be caused.
God does not cause All.
If God does not cause All and All exists because God exists then All and God are not distinguishable.
God does not cause All and All exists because God exists.
All and God are not distinguishable.