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Gods being all powerful does not make sense

if they are all power ful then they should be able to create an object that they cannot move but if they are all powerful they should be able to move it .

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Reply 1

Young_

Also doesn't help with the problem of evil as well. If Gods are omnipotent and omnibenevolent, then why don't they banish all evil from the world?

Reply 2

username5252878

Original post by Young_

Also doesn't help with the problem of evil as well. If Gods are omnipotent and omnibenevolent, then why don't they banish all evil from the world?

This world is a deception of what’s to come. You cannot have all good and no bad then where’s the initial examination?

This world is an exam centre, the goodness only exist in the hear after.

(edited 3 years ago)

Reply 3

Young_

Original post by Thecrazydoughnut

This world is a deception of what’s to come. You cannot have all good and no bad then where’s the initial examination?

This world is an exam centre, the goodness only exist in the heat after.

How do you know that? What evidence is there of this?

Reply 4

username5252878

Original post by Young_

How do you know that? What evidence is there of this?

I don’t really want to make this thread something it isn’t.

Reply 5

RogerOxon

Original post by SammaeG

if they are all power ful then they should be able to create an object that they cannot move but if they are all powerful they should be able to move it .

It was a game of "my god's more powerful than yours" that got out of hand.

Original post by Young_

Also doesn't help with the problem of evil as well. If Gods are omnipotent and omnibenevolent, then why don't they banish all evil from the world?

They're often claimed to know the future and, in some cases, to have created the (now) evil entities. They must like it.

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RogerOxon

Original post by Thecrazydoughnut

the goodness only exist in the hear after.

Pardon?!

Reply 7

Young_

Original post by RogerOxon

They're often claimed to know the future and, in some cases, to have created the (now) evil entities. They must like it.

That would mean the God isn't omnibenevolent which surely goes against the concept of all Gods since being omnibenevolent is pretty much a universal trait (at least for a philosophical God) as to what a God is.

Original post by Thecrazydoughnut

I don’t really want to make this thread something it isn’t.

Fair enough lol. Just encouraging you to question your own beliefs :wink:

Reply 8

username5252878

Original post by RogerOxon

Pardon?!

Paradise? Connotation of goodness.

Reply 9

moggis

I didn’t know all Gods were meant to be all powerful.
If a God wishes to remain all powerful it might be a good idea if it didn’t make things it couldn’t move.
Because otherwise Mrs God or the cleaner might be annoyed when they’re doing the cleaning .
(That’s not sexist I just assume God doesn’t do cleaning )

Reply 10

Chaddam

Original post by Thecrazydoughnut

I don’t really want to make this thread something it isn’t.

mashaAllah

Reply 11

Bio 7

Original post by Thecrazydoughnut

This world is a deception of what’s to come. You cannot have all good and no bad then where’s the initial examination?

This world is an exam centre, the goodness only exist in the hear after.