Originally posted by josephwYou have just shown the inconsistency between omnipotence and omniscience.
Well, if God is omniscient, then it stands to reason He is also omnipotent. If God is omnipotent, then it stands to reason nothing can resist Him. If Nothing can resist God, then it stands to reason nothing can cause an effect on Him.
[b]"Does god know the feeling of complete drunkenness?"[/B]
God is omniscient. 🙂
Putting a smiley after it doesn't make it any less true.
Originally posted by DeepThoughtThe fact that God is also Jesus may resolve the so-called paradox. I believe Jesus was the one that said that all things are possible with God. 😏
No, there's a paradox you've missed. God being God is invulnerable and therefore can withstand any amount of alcohol. However being God and omnipotent he can also produce wine of such incredible potency that one glass will render any who drink it insensible. So, if God cannot succeed in becoming drunk his omnipotence is compromised and if he can his i ...[text shortened]... ipotence) is compromised. Moderation doesn't resolve the paradox as it's possibility is enough.
Originally posted by RJHindsThe other paradox apparent is that the irresistible force of logic seems to flounder against the unmovable object of your mind.
The fact that God is also Jesus may resolve the so-called paradox. I believe Jesus was the one that said that all things are possible with God. 😏
Originally posted by josephw"Well, if God is omniscient, then it stands to reason He is also omnipotent"
Well, if God is omniscient, then it stands to reason He is also omnipotent. If God is omnipotent, then it stands to reason nothing can resist Him. If Nothing can resist God, then it stands to reason nothing can cause an effect on Him.
[b]"Does god know the feeling of complete drunkenness?"[/B]
God is omniscient. 🙂
no it doesn't.
Originally posted by sonhouseNo Jesus didn't ever get drunk!
God had human attributes and it knows about wine, ALL about wine, so it stands to reason it could just drink too much and get drunk. Could that explain why it was regretful after the flood and maybe loss of memory like when it should have known the outcome of Ab's test?
Originally posted by RBHILLHe could have drunken himself to a stupor inside the church and passed out before he had a chance to go outside and raise havoc. But I suppose he could have been looking at the nice stained glasswork in the windows and went, "Wow, that is one FINE broad".....
If you're drunk you do sinful things. So therefore Jesus wouldn't of gotten drunk.
Originally posted by sonhouseI believe He would cast you into the Lake of Fire and Brimstone. How do you like that? 😏
He could have drunken himself to a stupor inside the church and passed out before he had a chance to go outside and raise havoc. But I suppose he could have been looking at the nice stained glasswork in the windows and went, "Wow, that is one FINE broad".....
Originally posted by sonhouseBack then there wasn't a Christian church. It was the synagogues. And there was no Stain Glass back then.
He could have drunken himself to a stupor inside the church and passed out before he had a chance to go outside and raise havoc. But I suppose he could have been looking at the nice stained glasswork in the windows and went, "Wow, that is one FINE broad".....