• amio
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    17 days ago

    which is not possible without an alternative

    Oh? So he’s not omnipotent then?

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      17 days ago

      I’ll cite myself one message higher:

      If your definition of omnipotence includes the ability to do the impossible, then, as a Christian, I have no problem saying that God is not omnipotent, but that is merely a matter of wordplay.

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        17 days ago

        The passive-aggressive “as per my last email” doesn’t magically make that bs make sense. You do understand that, right?

        Omnipotence is defined as “unlimited power”. god can’t do X -> god is not omnipotent. Extremely simple stuff if you’re not an apologist.

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          17 days ago

          Like I said, if it’s your definition, then I have no problem saying that God is not omnipotent. It’s not a gotcha when I already said that I agreed with that…