The "spatializing" of time

pp. 149-166

in: William L. Craig, The tenseless theory of time, Berlin, Springer, 2000

Abstract

On the basis of our examination of the principal arguments supporting a B-Theory of time, we have concluded that there appear to be no compelling reasons to adopt the B-Theory of time and to reject the objectivity of tense and the reality of temporal becoming. Moreover, the B-Theory also faces a number of philosophical and theological problems which appear to be quite serious. In this section I wish to examine three philosophical problems which attend the B-Theory.