John C. Yates is a Priest at the Anglican Church of Australia and Lecturer at Perth Center for Applied Christian Studies.

...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact,the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact, the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies

• The classical concept of divine eternity; the nature of time; some contemporary attempts to solve the time-eternity problem; eternity as continuous creation; the personal redeemer; the problem of foreknowledge; the divine eternity and human freedom; and providence and perfection.

John C. Yates is a Priest at the Anglican Church of Australia and Lecturer at Perth Center for Applied Christian Studies.

...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact,the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact, the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies

• The classical concept of divine eternity; the nature of time; some contemporary attempts to solve the time-eternity problem; eternity as continuous creation; the personal redeemer; the problem of foreknowledge; the divine eternity and human freedom; and providence and perfection.

John C. Yates is a Priest at the Anglican Church of Australia and Lecturer at Perth Center for Applied Christian Studies.

...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact,the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...a wide-ranging and well-informed discussion of the issues involved and an invaluable guide to the literature. In all these discussions Yates shows himself to be familiar with both classical and contemporary treatments of the issues. His is, in fact, the best book on the subject of God and time in print at the time of this review. Journal Of The Evangelical Theological Society ...an intriguing and wide-ranging defense of the doctrine of divine eternity...brimming with insight. Theological Studies

• The classical concept of divine eternity; the nature of time; some contemporary attempts to solve the time-eternity problem; eternity as continuous creation; the personal redeemer; the problem of foreknowledge; the divine eternity and human freedom; and providence and perfection.