Omnipotence in a sentence

A related issue is whether the concept of 'logically possible' is different for a world in which omnipotence exists than a world in which omnipotence does not exist.

In other words, the 'limit' on what omnipotence 'can' do is not a limit on its actual agency, but an epistemological boundary without which omnipotence could not be identified (paradoxically or otherwise) in the first place.

Philosophical grounds Process theology rejects unlimited omnipotence on a philosophical basis, arguing that omnipotence as classically understood would be less than perfect, and is therefore incompatible with the idea of a perfect deity.

Possible resolutions to the paradox hinges on the definition of omnipotence applied and the nature of God regarding this application and whether or not omnipotence is directed toward God himself or outward toward his external surroundings.

The omnipotent being cannot create such a stone because its power is equal to itself—thus, removing the omnipotence, for there can only be one omnipotent being, but it nevertheless retains its omnipotence.

Types of omnipotence main Peter Geach describes and rejects four levels of omnipotence.

The Spectre is incredibly powerful, and is gifted omnipotence due to his servitude of the Presence, although he has been stripped of this power before.

While fans would think of that to be impossible, it must be remembered that Ada still possesses the powers of Omnipotence and, if she masters how to use it, she can essentially change reality itself and bring Kurama back to life.

That would be hard to beat as a display of omnipotence.

But what makes Google enticing for class warriors is its size ($1 trillion market cap), massive profitability and omnipotence as everyone’s favorite search engine, which also allows it to allegedly play dirty.

I suspect — though Elsa and I never speak about this — that had our native language been less dominant on the world stage, and instead one more threatened by the global omnipotence of English, we would perhaps speak it with more care.

There is no such thing as limited omnipotence, omniscience, or omnipresence.

Also trying to develop a theory to explain, assign or reject omnipotence on grounds of logic has little merit, since being omnipotent, in a Cartesian sense, would mean the omnipotent being is above logic.

An omnipotent being with both first and second-order omnipotence at a particular time might restrict its own power to act and, henceforth, cease to be omnipotent in either sense.

Ash'aris tend to stress divine omnipotence over human free will and they believe that the Quran is eternal and uncreated.

Essentially, Mavrodes argues that it is no limitation on a being's omnipotence to say that it cannot make a round square.

God's omnipotence appears above all in his power to create.

Griffin argues that it is actually the God whose omnipotence is defined in the “traditional” way that is not worshipful.

He attempts a number of refutations, including one that arguably foreshadows Darwin's theory, and makes the point that if God resembles a human designer, then assuming divine characteristics such as omnipotence and omniscience is not justified.

Hesiod then presents Prometheus as subsequently being a lowly challenger to Zeus's omnipotence.