I am not sure I would state it the way you did but I do agree.Originally posted by smothers
Yes. I will approach this question from a mathematical standpoint. God has all (or Infinite) power(s). As any graduate student in mathematics knows, Infinity - any number is still infinity. Therefore God can still give away some of its power to another entity and still be omnipotent.
I never was a fan of the metric system.Originally posted by taoist
But my issue is the metric. Or more appropriately, your metric.
This is the very reason God left us His word.I'm looking not just for disagreement here, but for agreement as well. How do you judge "how far" something "further removed" from god really is. Given two actions, which one is closer to god? In other words, how do you make relative decisions? Is it really true that I can't use your metric without resort to using your god?
smothers try hard to make a rational point..... please?Originally posted by smothers
I think Taoist would agree with me on this. You can have two sets of infinite things, but one of those sets can be bigger than the other.
And I rest my case as to why I call smothers names.Originally posted by smothers
If we apply the math theory then if God is omnipotent there could still be something with more power than him.
Knight does not agree that name-calling is always inappropriate. Haven't you figured that out by now? God calls people names at times. Knight is following His example.Originally posted by smothers
By the way, you should really stop the silly name-calling, it makes you look like a grade-schooler.
Originally posted by taoist
taoist;
But he makes exceptions for people like :BillyBob:, :Tye:, :lucky:, and :crow:, not to mention :sibbie: and :turbo: who we get to call by their avatars.
Of course there's always the avatar Knight purposely christened (now there's a religiously fraught word!) with my screen-name. :chuckle:Originally posted by taoist
:turbo:;
Knight does not agree that name-calling is always inappropriate.
taoist;
But he makes exceptions for people like :BillyBob:, :Tye:, :lucky:, and :crow:, not to mention :sibbie: and :turbo: who we get to call by their avatars.
Of course you wouldn't. But Knight would.Originally posted by smothers
I'm not sure I would use the God of the Bible as a good role model for social behavior!
Knight does not always use name-calling in conversation. I have had many conversations with Knight and as far as I can recall he has never called me a name. He generally uses it only when the situation calls for it.Under normal circumstances in social discourse adults do not resort to name calling. I'm making an obvious point that mature people do not normally and consistently use it in normal conversations.
smothers;
By the way, you should really stop the silly name-calling.
taoist;
By all means, let's improve the quality of our name calling.