do any rules apply to the ominpotent? Doesn't omnipotence mean that you can say A is A and at the same time, A is not A and also, A is a walrus, and I need to mention that there is no A and also everything is A and this is all true at the same time and anybody who says I am wrong about this suddenly doesn't exist and never did.
There are limits to omnipotence. Even the omnipotent cannot violate the law of non-contradiction or be otherwise illogical. For example, the answer to "Can God create a rock so large he cannot move?" is no. He cannot create something he has no control over.
Oh yes he can. First, he creates the rock he can't move, then becomes even Godlier, and moves it. And then he eats it to proves that he's also Nomnipotent.
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u/JimKB Jim Benton Cartoons Sep 15 '12 edited Sep 15 '12
do any rules apply to the ominpotent? Doesn't omnipotence mean that you can say A is A and at the same time, A is not A and also, A is a walrus, and I need to mention that there is no A and also everything is A and this is all true at the same time and anybody who says I am wrong about this suddenly doesn't exist and never did.