Most soberly time is distance divided by velocity as velocity is expressed in dividing the distance trough time. For static objects time is thus an expression of distance. To an extend ignoring a common speed the cultural concept of time denying distance abridging it electronically is problematic as nor distance nor the dynamics or consciousness of speed seems to be related to the concept. Thus, psychologically, time is culturally known as a conflict of identity in which the person is disoriented to the place of timing and the true time of nature's happening. The instability of time-experience is called psychological time while the common motion of the spinning planet indicates the true of time.
Cultural time is known as clocktime.
Religiously time is the form of God in its totality overruling the existence of all living beings also giving order and peace being as reverable as the Lord Himself. The filognostic definition stressing the psychological nature of time ends the dual conflict of scientific denomination by simply describing a practice of respect for the sake of consciousness of both the concepts of scientific time. Thus the psychological problem of time-identity is solved.