God's omnipotence - Page 3 - Religion, God, and Theology

And you are the one who claims to believe in God.

If you believe that the God you worship is omnipotent, you must have some idea of what that term means.

You didn't read the thread, did you? MB was insistent about two things:

1) He claimed he really wasn't trying to prove/disprove anything about "God."

2) He was using his definition in spite of the issues with that definition that were raised.

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01-22-2020 , 06:11 AM

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lagtight

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If omnipotent is defined as "the ability to do everything that is logically possible", then the God of the Bible is NOT omnipotent.

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01-23-2020 , 08:15 PM

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lawdude

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Originally Posted by lagtight

If omnipotent is defined as "the ability to do everything that is logically possible", then the God of the Bible is NOT omnipotent.

I'm actually kind of glad you said that. I think that puts your faith on somewhat firmer footing, and a lot of believers are kind of overly attached to the idea that God has to be all powerful.

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