Can God lift a stone that He can t lift?

1 God can't, 2 God can.

God is not human, and you can't explain it in terms of human consciousness.

God is also human, and you can't interpret it in terms of God's consciousness.

It's a very contradictory question, and I remember someone raising it once, but I don't remember who it was. Think of it this way: If God is omnipotent, then he should be able to lift everything.

On the other hand, God can create anything, including things that he can't lift. Thinking about it this way, then, leads to inconsistencies. At that time, this problem also left many people speechless, and from a certain point of view, there is no real solution at all, and there are many ways to understand it.

There are many similar ones, so you should be able to find them by looking them up.

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If God is omnipotent, can He make a stone that He cannot lift?

Some people will use this argument to prove that "God is not omnipotent", but they do not know that this itself is a logical error, and this expression is called the God paradox.

Let's break down the content of this sentence, and the logical error in it will be exposed, and this sentence hides the premise of two assumptions:

1. There is an omnipotent God;

2. There is a stone that no one can lift;

The above statement arises only when these two premises exist at the same time, but these two premises are contradictory, and they are contradictions drawn by the questioner; For example, if you assume an indestructible spear and a shield that no one can break, and then ask someone, can this spear pierce this shield? Obviously a paradox.

A paradox is when a proposition is false and there is a self-contradiction. The God Paradox is a logical contradictory statement, or sophistry (the use of ambiguity, substitution of concepts, etc., to reverse right and wrong) and cannot prove whether God is omnipotent.

God's paradox is just a primary paradox, which is easy to crack after grasping the key points, and some scientific paradoxes require superb mathematical skills to solve, such as the famous Russell paradox, which directly led to the outbreak of the third mathematical crisis.

In mathematics, there is an incredible "parting ball paradox", which is not a paradox in the strict sense, but a rigorously proven mathematical theorem in mathematics, which is simply described as: a three-dimensional solid ball, there must be a way to divide the solid ball into finite parts, and each finite part obtained is divided into infinite parts, and then just by rotating and translating, two balls can be formed that are the same as the original (the same radius, the same density, the same weight, and all properties are the same).

This is a theorem that seems incredible on the surface, the key of which is that after the solid sphere is subdivided into infinite parts, the infinite follows the law differently from the finite, and in the physical world, everything is quantized and cannot be infinitely subdivided, so the paradox of the sphere can only exist in mathematics and cannot be realized in the physical world.

I think he can make this stone, as a god, mana is also very strong, but it doesn't mean that his physical strength is also very strong, so it's okay.

If God were omnipotent, would he be able to make a stone that he could not lift? The question itself is a paradox and illogical, it has been assumed that God is omnipotent, and it has been proposed whether it is possible to make a stone that God cannot lift, and if the stone cannot be lifted or cannot be made, it proves that God is not omnipotent, and the initial point of logic is wrong, so it cannot be proved.

I think it's absolutely possible, because God is omnipotent and can make anything.

If God is omnipotent, then he can make a stone that he cannot lift, because God is omnipotent, so he can do anything.

The premise of this question is whether there is God or not, and whether God is omnipotent, I don't think it can be created.

The problem itself is against logic, and if it violates logic, then the problem itself is not valid. This question is a logical contradiction, not an answerable one.

This is a paradox, a strange circle of scientific logic. It only proves that there are limits to scientific logic. This has such a paradox in various disciplines. Therefore, it is difficult to understand the reality of the universe by physics alone.

So there is a saying: when man thinks, God laughs.

God is all-powerful and can make stones that cannot be moved by himself.

But God is omniscient, and He doesn't make stones that He can't move.

God is omnipotent: He can make any stone that can be moved, and he can make any stone that cannot be moved. Know this: there is no God.

Wonderful question, confirmed, now God can't move you.

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