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2/24/2018 2:17:05 AM
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If god exists Satan doesn’t, or Satan works for god. God is an all powerful being. If he wanted he could easily destroy Satan.so if he’s letting Satan live then he has an agreement with Satan.
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Edited by Shirokuro Okami: 2/24/2018 2:06:06 PMBut god cannot be an all powerful being though... If he can’t create a rock he can’t lift then he’s not all powerful but if he can create a rock so heavy he can’t lift it then he’s not all powerful.
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That’s a paradox, technically he can do both. Human minds can’t comprehend what true “unlimited power” is
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And that right there is my main issue with religion. That humans, in their boundless ego, think that they understand and can speak for an entity that, by many counts, created reality. Human minds cannot possibly understand such an existence, not even conceive of it, yet they delude themselves into thinking they have the right to speak for it.
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Well yeah it’s a paradox. Sure perhaps we can’t comprehend true unlimited power but there’s no technically about it. There’s no way he could do both. Either he can’t create the rock or he can’t lift it. Norse gods make way more sense.
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I wonder what would happen if one day, humans create a god-slaying weapon, like the Monado?
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Who knows? For a start, what would we define a “god-slaying” weapon? What would we define as a god?
