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8/23/2015 8:07:16 PM
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Isn't it illogical to assume a being capable omnipotence is bound by our logic? Human logic is limited by human knowledge. Paradoxes exist, such as the ship of Theseus, why can't a deity?
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Everything within the universe is bound by the fact that it cannot create a contradiction. Human thought is entirely irrelevant on whether or not something exists or not. And no, true paradoxes do not exist.
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[quote]Everything within the universe is bound by the fact that it cannot create a contradiction. Human thought is entirely irrelevant on whether or not something exists or not. And no, true paradoxes do not exist.[/quote] You make those assumptions based on human though, so its not irrelevant. And by you're logic a deity could exist whether we think it could or not. And that deity could exist outside our Universe which would mean its not susceptible to our laws of physics.
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[quote]You make those assumptions based on human though, so its not irrelevant. [/quote]"Well our logic could be wrong and we can't know it" is a stupid thing to say considering this same logic is what got us to extremely complex inventions like fission and fusion nuclear power. [quote]And that deity could exist outside our Universe which would mean its not susceptible to our laws of physics.[/quote]Irrelevant. The fact that contradictions cannot exist applies everywhere within existence, inside and outside our universe.
