“This is why “the priority of undivided infinite space [and time] with regard to any specific conceptions of spatial and temporal units and as a condition of their possibility is so important.” This is also why divine omnipresence is “inexplicable” without a concept of space in which “the space of God’s omnipresence is not a container space.” In this way the distinction between God and world is upheld. God is present to the world but never a component in it (except for the Incarnation).”