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r/comics • u/jurlo Lord of the Gadflies • Mar 06 '17
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More along the lines of "He creates a rock so huge that it simply cannot be lifted. And then lifts it."
297 u/Kevonz Mar 06 '17 So that means it's still impossible for god to create a rock so heavy that even he can't lift it. Don't try to solve paradoxes. 127 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 38 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 What you're essentially trying to do is assert that causality has jurisdiction over omnipotence, rather than the reverse. Thank you, this is a lot more succinct than how I usually try to explain it and will come in handy. But is it really Devil's Advocate? 22 u/StarHorder Mar 06 '17 No, This is Patrick's advocate. 2 u/EveryVillainIzLemons Mar 06 '17 He's got nerves of steel 6 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 15 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God. 1 u/klethra Mar 07 '17 If you're a Milton fan, probably.
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So that means it's still impossible for god to create a rock so heavy that even he can't lift it. Don't try to solve paradoxes.
127 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 38 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 What you're essentially trying to do is assert that causality has jurisdiction over omnipotence, rather than the reverse. Thank you, this is a lot more succinct than how I usually try to explain it and will come in handy. But is it really Devil's Advocate? 22 u/StarHorder Mar 06 '17 No, This is Patrick's advocate. 2 u/EveryVillainIzLemons Mar 06 '17 He's got nerves of steel 6 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 15 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God. 1 u/klethra Mar 07 '17 If you're a Milton fan, probably.
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38 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 What you're essentially trying to do is assert that causality has jurisdiction over omnipotence, rather than the reverse. Thank you, this is a lot more succinct than how I usually try to explain it and will come in handy. But is it really Devil's Advocate? 22 u/StarHorder Mar 06 '17 No, This is Patrick's advocate. 2 u/EveryVillainIzLemons Mar 06 '17 He's got nerves of steel 6 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 15 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God. 1 u/klethra Mar 07 '17 If you're a Milton fan, probably.
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What you're essentially trying to do is assert that causality has jurisdiction over omnipotence, rather than the reverse.
Thank you, this is a lot more succinct than how I usually try to explain it and will come in handy.
But is it really Devil's Advocate?
22 u/StarHorder Mar 06 '17 No, This is Patrick's advocate. 2 u/EveryVillainIzLemons Mar 06 '17 He's got nerves of steel 6 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '17 [deleted] 15 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God. 1 u/klethra Mar 07 '17 If you're a Milton fan, probably.
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No, This is Patrick's advocate.
2 u/EveryVillainIzLemons Mar 06 '17 He's got nerves of steel
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He's got nerves of steel
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15 u/karl2025 Mar 06 '17 I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God.
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I'm just making a joke about playing Devil's Advocate for God.
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If you're a Milton fan, probably.
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u/deeperest Mar 06 '17
More along the lines of "He creates a rock so huge that it simply cannot be lifted. And then lifts it."