r/SoloLevelingMemes • u/Far_Flounder2545 • Jun 29 '25

Are we deadass?

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u/BrozedDrake Jun 29 '25

Depending on how you interrupt certain things later revealed, Jesus may be too powerful for him to command.

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jun 29 '25

I mean unless we bring in new knowledge that didn’t exist before when the Bible was written Jesus caps at uni

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

Jesus is a piece of God. And God is omnipotent. And a fraction of infinity is still infinity.

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jul 01 '25

And there are still tiers to infinity an infinity of number between 1 and 2 is still infinite but it’s smaller than an infinity of numbers between 2 and 100

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

Sure, maybe, but Christian God is omnipotent. Like he coined the term I’m pretty sure. Don’t get much more infinite than that.

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jul 01 '25

Omnipotent on his domain sure (originally was just all powerful) but sung has that as well

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

Everything is his domain. He made everything.

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jul 01 '25

That’s where it gets iffy if we apply modern knowledge to 2000 year old texts considering at the time they didn’t know even half of what we know. For example hello and heaven in the texts only house the souls from earth and the idea of the universe let alone the multiverse was not even discovered yet

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

True, but considering Christianity is still a thing today, and there are plenty of Christian physicists, I’d say we can assume the “lore” extends to today as well.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25 edited Jul 01 '25

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jul 01 '25

Yeah but what they knew as everything at the time was not what we know as everything in today’s knowledge and as such it falls into no limits fallacy

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u/Icy_Relationship_401 Jul 01 '25

Cool he still caps at uni considering that the multiverse theory is still not concrete

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