What allows us to share time with others?

We instinctively understand the nature of time in practical terms based upon the opportunities it provides. We come across opportunities to do things in our everyday lives and we can take them or not. Much more rarely do we ask ourselves how they come about as an aspect of time. They are simply accepted.

In Time: Continuity by Creation Bennison explores the nature of time using a common-sense approach. The path taken is one of progressive logic. By identifying fundamental and observable aspects of time which are related to its continuum and the present moment, the nature of its ongoing process is spelled out clearly and convincingly. Essential questions such as why time does not end are answered by a unique appreciation of cause and effect where creation is key.

The nature of the Universe's growth is also established through a theory which approximately parallels that given for time. The logic of each complements the other and considered together additionally explain why everything is always moving and changing location spatially as we progress in time.

Time: Continuity by Creation is a straight to the point and powerful work which has the potential to revolutionise the debate in regard to how and why time and the Universe exist.