God and Time: Essays on the Divine Nature

This collection of previously unpublished essays by leading philosophers on God's relation to time brilliantly represents current debates between those who believe God to be timeless and those who do not. The essays highlight issues such as the nature of time, its relevance to God, and how God's other attributes are compatible with his mode of temporal being.

Gregory E. Ganssle is on the faculty of Rivendell Institute for Christian Thought and Learning in New Haven, Connecticut. He has taught philosophy at Syracuse University and the International School of Theology in California, and has served as a Teaching Fellow and Lecturer at Yale University. He has published articles in International Journal for the Philosophy of Religion, Sophia, Modern Schoolman, Philosophia Christi and other journals.
David Woodruff is Chair of the Philosophy Department at Huntington College. He previously taught at Syracuse University, Northern Illinois University, and Westmont College. He has published papers in Teaching Philosophy, Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, The Journal of Aesthetic Education, and other journals.