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#553096
PirateFaafy
Why doesn't God just make himself unable to lift the rock? Sure, he wouldn't be omnipotent anymore. But who said he had to be? The whole "Eternal and unchanging" thing? That broke apart within the second infinitesimally small moment after the universe was "created".
6/22/2008 5:26:07 AM
#553898
Harry
I dunno, you wanted logic.
No, I think whoever you replied to wanted you to have a fucking brain. Logic may have been a second choice.
6/22/2008 7:44:58 PM
#569592
NoAstronomer
Theresa's surname isn't Baldrick by any chance is it?
7/2/2008 6:41:29 PM
#1378800
Fishape
Not a bad answer, for a ten-year-old. But it can be immediately dodged by wearily clipping "at that moment" on the end of the question. An omnipotent being would be outside of our primative space-and-time bungalow, and wouldn't need to squeeze out of the way to avoid so-called paradoxes. He created matter out of nothing, so he can easily lift an unliftable thing, even if the thing is unliftable to him. As contradictions within your worldviews go, this is the least of your worries.
2/29/2012 3:22:28 AM
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