Logical Thinking

[mtheoryrules]

What, this is an oder of operations problem.

Having the ability to do anything does not mean that you HAVE to do it.

For instance,

If you have the power to kill yourself you will be dead.

If your dead you can't kill yourself.

You do not have the power to kill yourself.

This old paradox is hardly worth considering.

Sorry but I have to call you out on this one even though I agree with your sentiments.

[blasphemite]

Where did you get this idea? I did not make this mistake. Please tell me where in the video you think it happened.

[mtheoryrules]

If god is all powerfull he can do anything

If god can do anything he should be able to make a rock so big he can't pick it up.

That means god is not all powerful

The problem with this *paradox is it supposes that being able to do something and actually doing it are two seperate things.

The question is basically can god chose to not be god.

If he is all powerful then he should be able to chose not to be all powerfull and only after he makes this choice does he cease to be god.

[mtheoryrules]

Get this I actually use to think that I was the only one to figure this out but I recently learned that this solution can be found on wikipeda, anyway it is still not a paradox because it can be resolved by oder of operations.

[sia692]

beautiful mind and beautiful thought!!

[blasphemite]

thanks :)

[blasphemite]

I know what you mean. I'm not getting notifications when my videos are being responded to. And thank you for making the video, I felt that it was a good application of logic in the context of theology.

[Djcandymann]

Much better audio.

So are you a christian? athiest? agnostic? none of the above?

[blasphemite]

Atheist :)

[Djcandymann]

I think you are on the winning side then!

I'm neither