QUOTE (IAMlives @ Jun 25 2008, 01:21 AM)

Many people believe that upon a person's death, time stops. I disagree with that assertion and here is why...
Consider this if you will. Only God is omnipresent, meaning being everywhere at the same time. Time has a purpose and IS a necessity for created beings, therefore time will continue to exist as long as created beings exist. Time is like a capsule keeping the created thing within it's own bounds.
That's not to say that our perception of time can't change...but I don't believe that time itself will stop. Thoughts anyone?
God
is light. Any object approaching the speed of light has time slow down, and at the speed of light I believe it stops, or, all time past present and future is the same thing. At least that's how a physicist explained it to me. God probably sees everything as if it existed all at once, or, something like that.
Another interesting note on time and light. Any mass moving at the speed of light has infinite mass, meaning, it would take up
everything, however that works. But, since God is omnipresent, that's how He would
be omnipresent by virtue of being literal light which is moving at the speed of light thus having infinite mass, or, being everywhere, all the time, at the
same time. Of course, God isn't light like the sun's light or anything. He's Spirit, so, probably faster than even the light we see with our eyes. But, I imagine the same rules would apply, although, possibly in some other way since He is a Spirit.
As to how we will view time after we die. Dunno. We'll be in a spiritual state and be light ourselves.
Dan 12:3 And they that are wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righteousness as the stars for ever and ever.