I started with numbers, what is physical is space-time, which may well be continua.
so what? how does that affect any of the premises.
What makes you think you have to traverse an infinite distance through a timelike direction, to get 'here', but not a spacelike one? You still don't seem to get time as a dimension.
Becasue if I was born after an infinite number of seconds/moments/events/ then by definition I would have to traverse an infinite path
Being born after an infinite number of seconds/moments/events is analogous to getting here after an infinite number of steps………………none can happen
WLC made the mistake of using presentism and temporal causation. I believe he even attempted to reformulate relativity to get around the fact, because he at least understood that he had a problem with the relativistic view of space-time. Needless to say, his efforts did not impress anybody.
WLC claims that presentism is true For reasons independent to the KCA,.........But if eternalism happens to be true, all you need to do is change the wording of the argument, not a big of a deal in my opinion.
regardless if you what to deny presentism or not it is still true that
1 Things can´t come from nothing (premise 1)
2 I was not born after an infinite number of causally connected seconds/events/moments (premise 2)
And if any of the premises is false , it would be false under presentism too
In other words, I don’t see why is this more than just a semantic issue? Languages where created under the assumption that presentism is true, perhaps there are not enough tens less words to describe the KCA argument.. but that is not an issue, or at least I don’t see why is this an issue
Once we switch to atemporal 'reasons', the God has the same problem as the universe, so we get nowhere.
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Ok but if the universe (all natural world) is the effect of something else (what you call reason), then this reason by definition has to be supernatural…….that sounds like you are making a big step towards theism.
Whether if God has the same problem or not, is another issue that has no bearing on the claim that the universe had a “reason “ that by definition has to be supernatural
The flow of time appears to be subjective, not time itself. So if you track alone time, then things 'begin to exist' in the same way that if you track though space, things 'begin to exist' as you encounter their spacial boundary. If I walk to a park, the park 'begins to exist' as I reach its boundary.
This is only true from your own subjective point of view, it seems to me……………But the point that I made is that under eternalism... today and tomorrow are simultaneous and equally real....do you agree?