Creation, Genesis, and an Omnipresent God

This complex, three-part text begins with an extensive philosophical section on the timeless nature of God and the complexities of a timeless existence. The second section takes a fresh look at the Creation, from that timeless perspective. The third section follows the "historical" Genesis, from Abraham through Jacob's death in Egypt. Two appendices at the end deal with specific ways to look at a timeless Creation. it is meant to be controversial, arguing that our current universe and the Antedeluvian universe are separate creations. Science and Creation meet and merge.