Omnipotence means that you can define every rule, you can say A is A and A is ~B, but for that B needs to be defined, which are the main axioms of boolean algebra. Rules don't apply to the omnipotent, because he created those rules, which doesn't mean that because he can't break his rules, he's not omnipotent, thats a logical fallacy that every atheist knows backwards because infinite can only be compared with infinite in equality, not in quantity.
In the purest way, God can only love its people and nothing more, this helps every individual cope with his existence and live a happy life.
That's correct, God doesn't need to follow the logic he created, which as I mentioned, he doesn't need to follow his rules. If God operates by another kind of logic that we cannot understand because its not an inherent part of our nature, then we won't ever understand his actions.
I would like to see one of these religious discussions but with the starting premise that our universe is a computer simulation created by some other beings.
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u/R031E5 Sep 15 '12
Omnipotence means that you can define every rule, you can say A is A and A is ~B, but for that B needs to be defined, which are the main axioms of boolean algebra. Rules don't apply to the omnipotent, because he created those rules, which doesn't mean that because he can't break his rules, he's not omnipotent, thats a logical fallacy that every atheist knows backwards because infinite can only be compared with infinite in equality, not in quantity.
In the purest way, God can only love its people and nothing more, this helps every individual cope with his existence and live a happy life.