Angels

[Fidel_Castronaut]

Contradiction to an omni-faceted god. Why would a perfect being value those things? Wouldn't that make it imperfect?

No, looking at the life within himself, saying that it's good, and giving it away doesn't make him imperfect.

That's precisely what it does. Again, it's impossible to argue that it is anything but a contradiction for an omni-faceted 'thing' to 'want' to do anything. Want implies lack, and lack = not perfect.

Why would an perfect being 'want' anything at all? Want would imply that it lacks something, which again, contradicts omni-facets no?

No, it doesn't. I'ts pretty silly to say that an omni being can't actually do anything with his omnis, other wise he's not omni.  

Going around in circles. see: above. I'm not the one introducing self-defeating and contradictory logic into this. That is done 100% by those seeking to posit that an omni-thing exists. The fact that I can even posit that such contradictions exist by default means the thing they're aimed towards is not perfect, by definition, no?

Again, you can't lack or 'want' something and be perfect. In every sense of the word that's a contradiction. If you don't accept that, fine, whatever, no skin off my nose.

The issue with omni-facets is that they are, almost by default, contradictory. It is impossible to introduce omni-facets into a conversation and hold it stable, because as soon as you do so, everything, from existence, to the bible claims (or indeed any claims), contradict themselves on their own premise.

Says you. I see it differently.

You can see it however you want, doesn't make the logical inconsistencies or the contradictory nature of omni-faceted 'things' disappear.