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"No, no, no," Paul said, shaking his head "Occam's razor. This is getting far too complicated. The simplest explanation is that"—he waved his hand up at the moon—"that God doesn't know what he's talking about."
Ken Wharton is a physics professor at San Jose State University and science fiction writer.
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The truth is so simple, and yet I tremble as I put it into words. On a cosmological scale, the universe is symmetric in time. What we know as God is simply the collective consciousness traveling opposite to our temporal orientation. God’s realm is our unknowable future; everything that is real to Him remains only possibility to us. Ironically, the reverse is also true: The reality of our past remains unknown to God.