With regard to God's knowledge of the future, in support of the claim that
God is independent of time:
Let us suppose that God knows what happens to me, when it happens to me as
defined by a clock attached to me. Let us also suppose that the same holds
for my sister who is on the other side of the United States. If this is
so, does it not imply that God knows, what is to me, the future? That is,
if God can observe 2 space-like events at the same time then isn't God
independent of time?
If God is not independent of time, can he be independent of space? In
other words, can one say that God has a volume?
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