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3/13/2013 8:38:00 PM
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Kind of a religious question
If God can do anything... couldn't he create a rock that he couldn't lift? Or is it impossible for God to not be able to do something thus making the statement false...
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Meh the Presence would kick his ass. Just saying
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2 RepliesLet's end this by simply saying: GOD throws our minds for a loop, so enjoy the ride!
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2 RepliesGOD can create anything, but He can also lift anything, move anything, He is control of everything. Simply put: The statement is true, but you can try to put it in the wrong context. He can do anything, except create something that is impossible for Him, because nothing is impossible for Him, because He's GOD, and that's how He rolls. It's kind of like a paradox I guess.
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He did. It was so massive in collapsed in on itself and that is what created the Big Bang.
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12 RepliesThere's plenty of things wrong with religious stories and their consistency.
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2 RepliesJust let them be(and I think you're incorrect), it seems like the atheist's are just looking for problems.
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*Mind explodes*
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2 RepliesEdited by o_____________o: 3/13/2013 9:05:44 PMBR131, pretend you actually believe in God. Now answer your own question. I am interested in hearing the answer.
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5 RepliesHe could make the rock and refuse to lift it.
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1 ReplyI doubt he could make a rock he couldn't lift. Do you have any idea how big that rock would have to be? This mother -blam!-er invented the universe.
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1 ReplyEdited by Plasma Eagle: 3/13/2013 8:43:50 PMIf he make a rock that he couldn't lift, after couldn't he make it so he can lift the rock?
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when i have time I will adress this to the best of my ability you to Mad Max
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There are a few illogical/fallacious traits attributed to most people's perception of the Christian God. A more interesting fallacy lies within the assumption that God can do anything, and yet knows everything. So if he knows his future with 100% accuracy, can he change it (Performing an act of omnipotence)?
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Thank you for asking the oldest question in the book again.
