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Can God create a rock that he can't lift himself? and got a better answer
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He doesn't have to create it, it's already been done?
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He doesn't need to create it, it's already been done
He doesn't need to create it, it's already been done
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And can you offend in such a way that you will not be forgiven?
And can you offend in such a way that you will not be forgiven?
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Humanity is such a rock.
Humanity is such a rock.
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How many times can you repeat the same stupid question?
How many times can you repeat the same stupid question?
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this is a scholastic question which has no answer. it was invented by scholastics in the Middle Ages, I don't remember exactly which one. the answer is: if you explain why God needs it, then he will tell you whether he can or not
this is a scholastic question which has no answer. it was invented by scholastics in the Middle Ages, I don't remember exactly which one. the answer is: if you explain why God needs it, then he will tell you whether he can or not
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6 Weep, for the day of the Lord is at hand, coming as a destructive power from the Almighty 7 Hence the hands of all have fallen, and the heart of every man has melted 8 Terrified, convulsions and pains have seized them; they are in pain as a birthright, looking at one another with amazement, their faces have been inflamed 9 Behold, the day of the Lord comes, with wrath and blazing fury, to make the land a desert, and to destroy from it her sinners Is.13:6-9
6 Weep, for the day of the Lord is at hand, coming as a destructive power from the Almighty 7 Hence the hands of all have fallen, and the heart of every man has melted 8 Terrified, convulsions and pains have seized them; they are in pain as a birthright, looking at one another with amazement, their faces have been inflamed 9 Behold, the day of the Lord comes, with wrath and blazing fury, to make the land a desert, and to destroy from it her sinners Is.13:6-9
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Yes. Raise it up, too.
Yes. Raise it up, too.
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Can't.
Can't.
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This is a well-known paradox, the nature of which is in our language. See the ancient aporias - Zeno's paradoxes.
This is a well-known paradox, the nature of which is in our language. See the ancient aporias - Zeno's paradoxes.
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Can create and lift up. just as goodness begets goodness.
Can create and lift up. just as goodness begets goodness.
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Can. If he wants to.
Can. If he wants to.
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Read PelevinChapaev and the Void about Chapaev's clay machine gun The idea is, there was a Buddha like the third and what he pointed his finger at, it manifested its true essence i.e. disappeared, and once he pointed his finger at himself and disappeared, but his finger remained. Somehow it got to Chapaev, who poured it into clay and attached it to an armored car turret God is not a constant, the question is not correct Consider him all-powerful and all
Read PelevinChapaev and the Void about Chapaev's clay machine gun The idea is, there was a Buddha like the third and what he pointed his finger at, it manifested its true essence i.e. disappeared, and once he pointed his finger at himself and disappeared, but his finger remained. Somehow it got to Chapaev, who poured it into clay and attached it to an armored car turret God is not a constant, the question is not correct Consider him all-powerful and all