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Wrinkles In Time
Time is a dimension that binds all of space together. We each experience it differently. We can measure it in many different ways. In essence, time is an interval between the beginning of an action and the termination of that action. When the interval between the start and end of an event is particularly long, longer than say our own life, we would think that the event is in fact static, unchanging and permanent. However, nothing in the created world is permanent. For anything that has a beginning must inherently have an end, change is inevitable. While the sun is in continuous motion across our sky its light changes by the moment and even rock that appears to stay the same takes on a different appearance with every glance. Yet, evidence of change is apparent in the rock as highlighted by cracks, seams and wrinkles that give the rock character and a story of its existence.
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