Time cannot flow. The idea of the flow of time really presupposes the existence of a second sort of time, outside the common-sense sequence-of-moments time. If ‘now’ really moved from one of the moments to another, it would have to be with respect to this exterior time. But taking that seriously leads to an infinite regress, for we should then have to imagine the exterior time itself as a succession of moments, with its own ‘present moment’ that was moving with respect to a still more exterior time — and so on.
