God Paradoxes

[AJ113]

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The out here is, God is said to be a different order of being than the material Universe.

So that does not apply to God. It's special pleading, but that is all they have.

Of course, it's a fundamental requirement in my experience. Without special pleading there could be no god(s)...ah, wait....

 

[Gila Guerilla]

Omniscience presupposes foreknowledge of the actions (and sins) of everything which will ever be created. It nessessitates predestination and, I should think, a pretty bored God.

And if one takes it back to before there was a universe, you know, when there nothing but 'the void', then "God" elected to create a universe in which all that has occurred or will occur, (as of today), was known to "God". Being omnipotent, "God" would have had the option of making a universe with a very different history. So regardless of the existence or not of any kind of so-called freewill for humans, it was "God's" option in the first place which led to whatever transpires - knowingly and avoidably by that god. That means that "God" is the responsible for all that was, is, or will be, both good or bad.

That is if there exists a god that has the properties of omniscience and omnipotence, as described hereabouts in this thread.