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Originally Posted by Bladesman87
It's usually not the best idea for me to get tied down in a discussion on quantum physics because, honestly, I have very little understanding of it. In my time doing AS Physics, all I can say is I remember doing superposition and nobody told me anything logically impossible was happening. So I'll bow to Aaron and assume he knows more than me.
The "logical contradiction" that I think VeeDDzz is trying to get at is something like "light is both a wave and a particle." There are ways to try to read wave-particle duality as being contradictory (a particle has definite location - a wave does not). But it's not a "real contradiction" (ie, square circle). It has more to do with the limitations of the concept being applied.
The same thing works with "God is in two places at once." If you think of localizing God in some way that has a definite location like a particle, then trying to talk about God's omnipresence makes no sense. But (to stretch this analogy to the breaking point), if we think of God's location in a wave-like manner, we have no problem with at least conceptualizing God's omnipresence in the same way that a wave is not in just a single location.
