It's ignorant in the fact that he thinks he knows how God works. Our minds cannot grasp His infinity, there's just no way. God isn't as simple as you think, and a rock? Come on.
It's ignorant in the fact that he thinks he knows how God works. Our minds cannot grasp His infinity, there's just no way. God isn't as simple as you think, and a rock? Come on.
Who are you addressing this too.
And if you dont like cows, how bout bears or ninjas?
He may not be able to lift it at first, but then be able to.
OR
(you have to understand the Holy Trinity to understand this) The Holy spirit might not be able to, but the Father(God) and Son(Jesus) might be able to, so therefore he can, but cant.
He may not be able to lift it at first, but then be able to.
This actually makes alot of sense. When He made the rock, He couldn't lift it. But after making it, He becomes able to lift it. He made the rock He couldn't lift, and He lifted it. Smart!
For all you fanatics out there, can God create a rock so big even he can not lift it?
This is a logical contradiction, not so much a paradox. It's like asking if God can make a square circle. The answer to both questions is a resounding "No." But this is not a threat to God's omnipotence that He cannot perform logical contradictions. What turns out to be a silly little question ends up being... well... just that. A silly little question.
This actually makes alot of sense. When He made the rock, He couldn't lift it. But after making it, He becomes able to lift it. He made the rock He couldn't lift, and He lifted it. Smart!
That is actually the smartest thing I heard said from someone from AG. Grats to you
Thanks guys! =^D
This is a logical contradiction, not so much a paradox. It's like asking if God can make a square circle. The answer to both questions is a resounding "No." But this is not a threat to God's omnipotence that He cannot perform logical contradictions. What turns out to be a silly little question ends up being... well... just that. A silly little question.
Ya, it is more of a contradiction than a paradox. It is a silly question, but still, Its interesting to think about.