(June 3, 2016 at 3:12 am)Constable Dorfl Wrote:(June 2, 2016 at 12:47 pm)SteveII Wrote: The supposed paradox is created by not understanding omnipresence. God is present everywhere in the sense that he knows what is happening and sustains his creation in being. That would apply to Hell as well.
If you then talk about the denizens of Hell being separated from God, that is simply in a personal/relational sense. In that sense, they do not have the experience of the presence of God.
Imagined problem solved.
No dummy, that's omniscience not omniprescence. And you wonder why I've no respect for your intelligence. Well not knowing the attributes of your favourite fictional character contributes (though it's mostly the masses of bullshit you spout expecting us to take it seriously).
And you are not understanding the nuance. God is an infinite mind. He is not present in any one place, he is fully present in all places. What does fully present mean? His consciousness is everywhere. God is fully informed about every state of the universe ("knows what is happening") because he is present. This is different from simply knowing all things (omniscience).
BTW, I only answered your post because others are reading it now and might like to hear the answer to your objection. Otherwise your obnoxiousness would have me skip right over.
