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Debate:Could God create a rock so heavy that he himself could not lift it? (view source)
Revision as of 14:23, April 25, 2017
, 14:23, April 25, 2017A Counter-paradoxical Solution to the Stone Paradox Question.
This is a metaphorical rock. It represents the weight upon my soul that is crushing me. I cry out to God, "Lord, there has been a weight created upon my soul that is so heavy I cannot lift it. It is such an enormous burden that I am afraid you cannot lift it, either." God replies, "No, my son. There is no weight or heavy burden that is too great for me to overcome. I will lift this weight off your soul." I have been restored. --[[User:Tmike|Tmike]] ([[User talk:Tmike|talk]]) 09:19, 8 March 2017 (EST)
This is a metaphorical rock. It represents the weight upon my soul that is crushing me. I cry out to God, "Lord, there has been a weight created upon my soul that is so heavy I cannot lift it. It is such an enormous burden that I am afraid you cannot lift it, either." God replies, "No, my son. There is no weight or heavy burden that is too great for me to overcome. I will lift this weight off your soul." I have been restored. --[[User:Tmike|Tmike]] ([[User talk:Tmike|talk]]) 09:19, 8 March 2017 (EST)
==YES! Utilizing a Counter-paradoxical Response.==
The Stone paradox is specifically designed to utilize a logical trap (a paradox) while offering only limited information within the question. Its goal is to nullify the existence of omnipotence and likewise, the existence of God. The Stone Paradox assumes that there are only ''two possible responses'' to the question, ("Yes" and "No."). In this particular case there exists a third response where God can '''lift the stone''' and at the exact same moment '''not lift the stone'''.
Omnipresence, Omniscience and Omnipotence are all directly linked together into a single unified power possessed by God. In the case of the Stone Paradox, the power of Omnipresence can be utilized to fulfill the required task and not compromise God's Omnipotence in the process. The result is a counter-paradoxical situation which competes on equal terms with the Stone Paradox question. This is called the [https://www.quora.com/Can-god-make-a-rock-so-heavy-that-he-couldn%E2%80%99t-lift-it/answer/Darryl-Lankford?srid=uqDtf Circular God Counter-paradox]
[https://youtu.be/YDTsYYGNAMY Video tutorial on the Circular God Counter-paradox]
From this point forward, whenever the Stone Paradox question is asked, the Circular '''God Counter-paradox''' can be offered in response. By way of this counter-paradoxical response, there exists a philosophical stalemate regarding the existence of Omnipotence. Instead of Omnipotence being nullified, the original Stone paradox question has been nullified.