Is God limited by the general theory of relativity?

I've assumed so far that telepathy is not limited by the general theory of relativity, but I've just stumbled over a rather striking equation:

shortest perceivable moment = diameter of the earth / speed of light,

which gives 2/47 seconds, or in video terms, a frame rate of 23.5.

So, if our thoughts have to travel to God and return, before we can perceive the next moment, God could be, and actually had to be, located at the center of the earth. Considering the association of Hades with volcanoes this is of course no nice thing to say, but according to Einstein God has to reside in the solid part of the earth's core to be able to know our hearts. Well, if there's a computer there to steer us, it's well protected. From the imagination of the materialistic mind, like the sluices that are supposed to open when it rains. But maybe we're just lucky, since mind controllers can't build their mind control device in the one spot where it covered us all.