Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI never said that God is omnipotent. How would I know that? God is the essence of perfection. Does one need to be omnipotent to be perfect?
If God is omnipotent, then one of his powers must include a sort of ventriloquism that can speak to human ears. Thus, your argument that his natural voice is outside of our capacity to hear is irrelevant.
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Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI don't think I have to tell you what perfect means; it is not truly an ambiguous word. I will anyway though: devoid of fault or corresponding to an ideal standard.
You first have to tell me what perfect means.
But then of couse I can ask you, Does God have to be perfect?
To adress your second question we would have to examine the possibilities for the purpose or position of God. The way I see it, He is either the image of perfection or he is an actual Lord of all people in a real and quite political sense. Sinse I fail to see any evidence of the latter--not withstanding all the Bible worshippers who will jump on this and say that the sacrifice of Christ is proof--it seems to be the former.
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