Question Of The Day #1

[ARHQA$Y$YW4AYG4y]

Decided to do this.
Found it on internet so I decided to share. Probably most of you know but still...

If God is omnipotent, can he create a rock that he can't lift?

[Jigsaw]

Not another thread like this again.

[Domen]

Simplest answer: There is no god.

[ARHQA$Y$YW4AYG4y]

Simplest answer: There is no god.

Noo. Why you say so mean things?

[Polo]

Noo. Why you say so mean things?

Different people believe different things.

[Domen]

I'm an atheist, that isn't mean, it's just smart.

[ARHQA$Y$YW4AYG4y]

Atheism doesn't make you smarter, just more open to new theories and religion debates.

[Occidi de Pax]

Agnosticism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I see what you did there...
But discussing what can not be fisicly proven is useless

[aberius]

I love a good paradox. Too bad I don't believe in any diety save for the flying spaghetti monster...
https://player.vimeo.com/video/315431...amp;portrait=0

Agnosticism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I see what you did there...
But discussing what can not be fisicly proven is useless

Y U NO Spellcheck?

[Poison]

Yes if your religious

[Alen]

Yes if your religious

It's a paradox, how would your religious views affect it?

[Empire]

I'm confused.

Is this question asking if god can create an object that would exist beyond what we humans can comprehend of physics and then "lift it"?

Walk with me here:

The object would obviously have to be bigger than our universe or such. Because god in theory created that. So its outside of our universe, something we cannot comprehend.
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I think the even more puzzling thing is the lack of comprehension of the term "god."

think about it. If he can control everything in this universe that we can ever know. Then he would, to us, be omnipotent.

Whether he is omnipotent outside of this universe is impossible for us to know wouldn't it be?

[Alen]

Whether he is omnipotent outside of this universe is impossible for us to know wouldn't it be?

I never knew he was presented as omnipotent only within our universe, I'm pretty sure Christians imagine he's always omnipotent. Unless you're implying that there exist things that are beyond God...

[Empire]

I see no point in worrying or going in logic that can never be.

:/ What're we gonna call that, a mega-god?: lulz.

[Alen]

I see no point in worrying or going in logic that can never be.

:/ What're we gonna call that, a mega-god?: lulz.

The point of this is that it makes no logic.