St. Augustine's views on time

Book XI of the confessions accords with the natural world of time. St. Augustine commences his examination of time by interrogating its binding to God. Augustine tracks down for to reply the inquiry: If God is eternal, how can he inhabit live in a time compelled universe? Augustine described this annoyance by contending that God does not inhabit in time. He asserts that God brought ahead time when he brought ahead the world, and that only humans can conceive of time. Thus, according to Augustine, God dwells in a distinct world were time does not exist. ...