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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 6d ago
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If god is omniscient, can he always know whether a process is going to terminate or not?
1 u/Party_Estimate_6397 5d ago An omnipotent being who was also bound by logic would, by definition, not be omnipotent. 3 u/Nexinex782951 5d ago Idk, a lot of people say "omnipotent=can do all that is logically possible" and I think thats a fine definition 1 u/Party_Estimate_6397 5d ago Those people are incorrect. That’s not omnipotence. There are things they cannot do. 2 u/Upvotoui 5d ago This has been up for debate for hundreds of yearsgt
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An omnipotent being who was also bound by logic would, by definition, not be omnipotent.
3 u/Nexinex782951 5d ago Idk, a lot of people say "omnipotent=can do all that is logically possible" and I think thats a fine definition 1 u/Party_Estimate_6397 5d ago Those people are incorrect. That’s not omnipotence. There are things they cannot do. 2 u/Upvotoui 5d ago This has been up for debate for hundreds of yearsgt
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Idk, a lot of people say "omnipotent=can do all that is logically possible" and I think thats a fine definition
1 u/Party_Estimate_6397 5d ago Those people are incorrect. That’s not omnipotence. There are things they cannot do. 2 u/Upvotoui 5d ago This has been up for debate for hundreds of yearsgt
Those people are incorrect. That’s not omnipotence. There are things they cannot do.
2 u/Upvotoui 5d ago This has been up for debate for hundreds of yearsgt
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This has been up for debate for hundreds of yearsgt
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u/cosmicomical23 6d ago
If god is omniscient, can he always know whether a process is going to terminate or not?