Can God create a rock so heavy that he can't lift it?
I was watching the Netflix show called "The Sinner" and this question came up and it brought back old memories of questions I asked while I was coming out of this thinking that we were created by an all powerful God.
This question exposes the folly of our immaturity as a species, wanting and desiring our creation to be special and our creator to be perfect and all these other superlatives. I mean, it's cute, but at what point do we grow up?
The question is simple. If God cannot create such a rock then he isn't all powerful because there is something he cannot do. If he can create such a rock then he isn't all powerful because there's something he cannot do. Get it? Either way God cannot be all powerful. We just disproved it with a simple question.
This question exposes the folly of our immaturity as a species, wanting and desiring our creation to be special and our creator to be perfect and all these other superlatives. I mean, it's cute, but at what point do we grow up?
The question is simple. If God cannot create such a rock then he isn't all powerful because there is something he cannot do. If he can create such a rock then he isn't all powerful because there's something he cannot do. Get it? Either way God cannot be all powerful. We just disproved it with a simple question.
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It's 26F here at the moment with a high today of 29.
I spent all of Tuesday pretty much stuck on my street, digging my kid's mom and her bald tires out 3 times, because they didn't get around to plowing my street until almost 5pm.
Yet, Sir Albert, you yourself pointed it out once. You even named it a little over 100-years ago. T'is it not Relative, too? Would it not be in thoust realm of Relativity? Today's temperature near/and around into Harlingen, Texas was 37 degrees, at its highest? Yet mind you, yet it was 90 degrees Farenheit in the Amazon Rainforest. Be this not true? E = mc² Relativity?