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Eric Wielenberg在我对上帝的看法中提出的两个所谓的矛盾，时间和创造，很容易解决。通过认识到上帝创造宇宙的能力是上帝可能拥有的一种模态属性，但即使他实际上从未行使过这种能力，第一种观点就被消解了。一旦人们采用关系时间观，第二个矛盾就消失了。
Eric Wielenberg’s two alleged contradictions in my view of God, time, and creation are easily resolved. The first is dissolved by appreciating that God’s power to create the universe is a modal property which God may possess but even if He never in fact exercises that power. The second contradiction evaporates once one adopts a relational view of time.
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