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| − | Jain gods are supposed to be omniscient , but not omnipotent - in contrast to Abrahamic God. | + | Jain gods are supposed to be omniscient, but not omnipotent - in contrast to Abrahamic God. |
| − | Jainism believes it is logically impossible to be omnipotent for anybody. Hence , it rejects existence of Abrahamic God. | + | Jainism believes it is logically impossible to be omnipotent for anybody. Hence, it rejects existence of Abrahamic God. |
| − | Also , Jainism allows and professes existence of multiple gods as there is no logical contradiction in having multiple omniscients. | + | Also, Jainism allows and professes existence of multiple gods as there is no logical contradiction in having multiple omniscients. |
Revision as of 06:45, October 31, 2016
Jain gods are supposed to be omniscient, but not omnipotent - in contrast to Abrahamic God.
Jainism believes it is logically impossible to be omnipotent for anybody. Hence, it rejects existence of Abrahamic God.
Also, Jainism allows and professes existence of multiple gods as there is no logical contradiction in having multiple omniscients.