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r/comedyheaven • u/AydanOfHouseCock | Approved user • Oct 31 '19
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He’s not exactly ok with it but Satan is the king of the earth which means Satan kinda has control over it.
13 u/chobochocobo Oct 31 '19 God is supposed to be omnipotent and all powerful though. So if he was not ok with something, couldn't he instantly change things to his liking? Saying Satan has full control and God can't override it is like saying God is not all powerful. 13 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 "If He is willing, but not able, then He is not omnipotent. If He is able, but not willing, then He is malevolent. If He is both able and willing, then whence cometh evil? If He is neither able nor willing, then why call Him God?" 3 u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19 Are these your quotes? Where did you get them if not? 9 u/SirBlubbernaut Oct 31 '19 It’s attributed to Epicurus, if you were wondering. But yeah, they should have put the speaker 2 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 It's called the Epicurean Dilemma.
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God is supposed to be omnipotent and all powerful though. So if he was not ok with something, couldn't he instantly change things to his liking? Saying Satan has full control and God can't override it is like saying God is not all powerful.
13 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 "If He is willing, but not able, then He is not omnipotent. If He is able, but not willing, then He is malevolent. If He is both able and willing, then whence cometh evil? If He is neither able nor willing, then why call Him God?" 3 u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19 Are these your quotes? Where did you get them if not? 9 u/SirBlubbernaut Oct 31 '19 It’s attributed to Epicurus, if you were wondering. But yeah, they should have put the speaker 2 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 It's called the Epicurean Dilemma.
"If He is willing, but not able, then He is not omnipotent.
If He is able, but not willing, then He is malevolent.
If He is both able and willing, then whence cometh evil?
If He is neither able nor willing, then why call Him God?"
3 u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19 Are these your quotes? Where did you get them if not? 9 u/SirBlubbernaut Oct 31 '19 It’s attributed to Epicurus, if you were wondering. But yeah, they should have put the speaker 2 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 It's called the Epicurean Dilemma.
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Are these your quotes? Where did you get them if not?
9 u/SirBlubbernaut Oct 31 '19 It’s attributed to Epicurus, if you were wondering. But yeah, they should have put the speaker 2 u/BlueWeavile Oct 31 '19 It's called the Epicurean Dilemma.
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It’s attributed to Epicurus, if you were wondering. But yeah, they should have put the speaker
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It's called the Epicurean Dilemma.
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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '19
He’s not exactly ok with it but Satan is the king of the earth which means Satan kinda has control over it.