Fascinating dismantling of omnipresent deity concepts under relativistic constraints. The casual horizon argument is especially sharp beacuse it doesn't just limit divine knowledge, it undermines the coherence of unified subjecthood itself. I hadn't considered how the absence of a cosmic now fragments prayer and providence into locally-indexed interactions. The 'coral god' framework is an honest reckoning with what survives when theology meets cosmology, though it essentially concdes that what remains isn't the classical god at all.