The Omnipotence Theorem (The Paradox of Omnipotence Has Fallen with Completely Vision of Omnipotence)
Diab Al Awar
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Diab Al Awar
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I want to show here that the atheist does not have a clear idea about the concept of omnipotence, since the atheist thinks that the one who has the omnipotence properties must do all things, and I want to clarify here the definition of the omnipotence, and answer the question that say: is every doing an ability? Then we will see that the omnipotence is doing the ability and not doing the disability, but not the ability to do. Keywords: Omnipotence, End of the paradox of omnipotence, Omnipotence theorem, Omnipotence definition, Logic
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I want to show here that the atheist does not have a clear idea about the concept of omnipotence, since the atheist thinks that the one who has the omnipotence properties must do all things, and I want to clarify here the definition of the omnipotence, and answer the question that say: is every doing an ability? Then we will see that the omnipotence is doing the ability and not doing the disability, but not the ability to do. Keywords: Omnipotence, End of the paradox of omnipotence, Omnipotence theorem, Omnipotence definition, Logic
Key concepts: Omnipotence, Epistemology, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, Social psychology