| GameOver22 said: No, God is subject to logical rules in the same way as humans are because they are necessary. I don't know how to convince you of this besides telling you to go pick up any philosophy of religion text-book. This is a fact that has been accepted by both sides of the debate for a while. As I said, the reason why is because if you maintain that God can perform contradictions, you end up with all sorts of absurdities (square-circles, God creating stones he cannot lift, etc.) |
If God is omnipotent then he is capable of doing anything, including beinding logical rules that he himself allegedly created in the first place. If he can't do that, it means that there's something higher than him, that even he must submit to. The problem isn't coming from me, it's coming from the fact that the quality of omnipotence itself is illogical and impossible.
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