Omniscient & omnipotent?

Jesus is the true light of the world. Satan masquerades as a angel of light. Satans tail sweeps a third of the stars out of the sky.

So Satan was NOT the Lucifer angel in heaven?

All very confusing like

God is still omnipotent because he had to fight an invincible devil, and that resulted in middle earth, and is why there is suffering and evil in our existence.

how can he be omnipotent if he cannot vanquish Satan

By the way where did angels come from? Product of the ID'er?

:)
 
So Satan was NOT the Lucifer angel in heaven?

All very confusing like



how can he be omnipotent if he cannot vanquish Satan

By the way where did angels come from? Product of the ID'er?

:)

He doesn't have to vanquish Satan, he is supposed to make peace with it.
 
Satans tail sweeps a third of the stars out of the sky.
Aaahhhh...yes. We can actually see tSatan's tail sweeo the universe. That's how spiral galaxies form!
Deities in ancient Mesopotamia were almost exclusively anthropomorphic.[2] They were thought to possess extraordinary powers[2] and were often envisioned as being of tremendous physical size.[2] The deities typically wore melam, an ambiguous substance which "covered them in terrifying splendor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mesopotamian_deities[/quote]

What can be more terrifying than a evil being that can create spiral galaxies?
 
If God is omniscient, he will know that a particular thing will happen at a particular time in the future. If that is true, he will be powerless to change it. If he changes it, and it doesn't happen, he was not omniscient
God is not interested in the nitty gritty, because that is merely the result of the movement, and interaction of energy, caused by miniature intelligent agents.
What we see as action, is merely the end. The beginning is from time immemorial, IMO.
 
How can God be both, they are mutually exclusive?
Those aren't mutually exclusive.
Now, taken together they are mutually exclusive with omnibenevolence.

That's (one of the reasons) why I don't believe the gods are all-loving, or even necessarily all-powerful and all-knowing.
 
Those aren't mutually exclusive.
Now, taken together they are mutually exclusive with omnibenevolence.

That's (one of the reasons) why I don't believe the gods are all-loving, or even necessarily all-powerful and all-knowing.
Do you accept there is one God, from whom all the gods are made?
 
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