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Alright, then can he make a rock so large he cannot make it move? And another thing disproving that he exists; it says in Genesis it took him six days to create the universe. A perfect, all-powerful god would have created it instantly. And some say that maybe he took his time, etc. That doesn't work either, because if he was perfect, everything he did would be as efficient as possible, and that would mean instantly. And, on top of that, he had to rest from the effort. Now, granted, creating a universe in only six days, and only resting for one is still pretty impressive, but that doesn't mean omnipotence.- Bob Sanchez
 
Alright, then can he make a rock so large he cannot make it move? And another thing disproving that he exists; it says in Genesis it took him six days to create the universe. A perfect, all-powerful god would have created it instantly. And some say that maybe he took his time, etc. That doesn't work either, because if he was perfect, everything he did would be as efficient as possible, and that would mean instantly. And, on top of that, he had to rest from the effort. Now, granted, creating a universe in only six days, and only resting for one is still pretty impressive, but that doesn't mean omnipotence.- Bob Sanchez
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Did it ever occur to anyone that it might take time to create imperfection from perfection? JM
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::Did it ever occur to anyone that it might take time to create imperfection from perfection? JM ([[user:Meyje|Meyje]])
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:::What "imperfection from perfection"?  [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 22:29, 23 October 2007 (EDT)
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:As far as the rock is concerned, that has been answered below, I believe.  God can do anything ''that can be done''.  Creating a rock too big for Him to move is not something that can be done.
 
:As far as the rock is concerned, that has been answered below, I believe.  God can do anything ''that can be done''.  Creating a rock too big for Him to move is not something that can be done.
 
:You are incorrect in claiming that a "perfect, all-powerful god would have created [the universe] instantly".  The correct statement would be that He ''could'' create it instantly, not that He ''would''.
 
:You are incorrect in claiming that a "perfect, all-powerful god would have created [the universe] instantly".  The correct statement would be that He ''could'' create it instantly, not that He ''would''.
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