I do not claim that the equation applies to beyond space and time. It emphatically does NOT apply to beyond space and time. It actually has time as one of the variables in the equation. Clearly, with time as a variable, it is not beyond time at least. Space might be another factor, but with mass and velocity also in the equation, these things must occur in space, so no, the equation does not apply beyond space, either.

Why do you think I should prove the equation must apply beyond space and time? It's because the claim of religion is that God is beyond space and time.

How big is the universe? It's 94 billion light years across. The bible has no idea how big the universe is. In Revelation it speaks of the stars falling to the ground as figs shaken from a tree by a strong wind. The authors of the bible didn't know what stars actually were. Stars are really big. If one actually hit the earth, that would be the end of the earth. But, stars are many light years away, so we don't have to worry about that. The cosmological understanding of the ancient authors of the bible is laughable by today's standards.

To claim God is outside of space and time means He is at least 47 billion light years away. If He decides to come to our universe to answer someone's prayer, He must manifest himself with some mass so that He can use power to answer the prayer. But, as a body with mass, He is bound by the laws of our universe and cannot exceed the speed of light. Thus, he is so far away, He will never reach anyone in even a million lifetimes to answer any prayers made today or even any made throughout human history.

Thus, religion's claim that He is outside of space and time simply means He is beyond any means to come to earth as a body with mass to answer prayers.