On the impossibility of knowing a true tenseless fact without omnitemporality

[Ichthus77 (Ichthus77 (formerly She™))]

@Ichthus77

Essential/intrinsic/unchanging qualities are “synthetic” a priori because essentially/eternally true before (not “chronologically” before) demonstrated — but — not “true true” (“instantiated”) UNTIL (yes, chronologically until—relative to the observer-subject-to-time) actively/actually demonstrated in time — but — definitely WILL BE (relative to the observer-subject-to-time), or HAS BEEN, or IS BEING, demonstrated.

There is nothing a priori (before/outside) to God’s experience, or all of God’s experience is a priori relative to observers subject to time. God is coeternally immediate, present/immanent and active in every time/now (omnitemporal), and every space/here (omnispatial). His conceptual knowledge is not empty or false, but fully true—the Godhead contains (all yellow space) all actuality (every blue herenow) and potentiality (all red time)—is the whole of spacetime.