Hello Dr Craig, I have been a huge fan of your work and you have been

extremely influential on my thinking regarding God and time to which my

question is about.

In a relatively recent Closer to Truth interview on your view of God and time you stated that in God's

timeless phase, since time doesn't exist yet, God does not have tense knowledge because there are no tense truths.

How do we reconcile this with omnisians?

Would it be part of your view that God does not have foreknowledge in the sense of tense truths like Adam will name the animals

until he becomes temporal at the creation moment. It would seem as if God can't really know what is going to happen

in terms of his plan for creation until

after creation. You do state that God would have tenseless knowledge, but how would

God differentiate between the various tenseless propositions concerning other possible worlds

versus what is going to eventually be the actual world.

Is there a way to do this for God without appealing to tense knowledge such as God thinking,

I will create world Y instead of world X,

or I am going to create world Y.

Both seem to be tense beliefs which he can't have without time existing.

I hope my question makes sense.

God bless and I look forward to seeing you at the sound faith conference in November.

Matthew from the United States.

Your question makes perfect sense, Matthew.

In my view, God is timeless, Sans creation,

and in time since the moment of creation.

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