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Anything that ever was, could have been, is, will be, and could be in the future is all ready in existence (of a type). We just haven't realized it yet. For example, the idea "wheel" has always existed. Then man comes along and claims he invented it. No he didn't. He just stumbled upon it by whatever means he did. Still, the idea "wheel" was always there. God is the creator of all things past , present, and future, and he gives knowledge of these things in His timing and as he wills. Well, this is just my humble opinion.
And the proof of the existence of God is........?
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