Does the idea that God could actually be a little less than omnipotent and omniscent? Maybe God is only omniscent within our universe. Within Its universe It's just a bundle of thoughts about everything and nothing at once. How about we retool the definition for omnipotent to mean, able to do anything except for anything that would cause a paradox. As soon as God makes something so heavy that It can't lift it, It gets strong enough to lift it. It balances out. Did that ever cross your mind?

P.S. I had a much better argument ready but when I was almost done, my drunken father closed the window. It was a massive post so I really don't feel like typing it again :sadcrying
P.E.N.G.U.I.N. Reviewed by P.E.N.G.U.I.N. on . God cannot exist: Proof Proof that God cannot exist, and flaws in general ideas about the Christian God. _______________________________________________ The Christian God is considered omnipotent, omnibenevolent and omniscient. He is all powerful, all good, and all knowing. He will know if there is evil in the world, he will want to stop it, he has the power to stop it. Rating: 5