The logical consequences of omnipotence

[Esquilax]

I see you squirming. And so you should.

Don't make preposterous claims without some means to back them up. Burden of proof n all that.

It's been fun

Just for fun, could you let me know what my original claim was? Keep in mind, a claim is a positive statement. A claim requires evidence, but I didn't really make one, now did I? What I did, in fact, was point out that something doesn't make sense in someone else's- namely your- claim. You can act as cocksure as you like, it doesn't change the fact that you've repeatedly failed to so much as defend your own position, instead opting to pretend like I have some burden of proof to... what, exactly? What am I required to prove? What claim have I made?

Must I prove my thinking on omnipotence? Why? Your bible is the one making that claim, I'm merely taking it through to its logical conclusion. Your claims are the ones that are fucking up, here. Not mine. Asking me to prove your god is capable of something makes little sense because I don't believe he exists. And asking me to do anything about omnipotence merely requires a look in the dictionary.

Try to actually contribute something of any intellectual merit before you claim victory, next time. Hell, try to provide anything next time, instead of resorting to the old playground standby, "No, you!"

Either that, or you could stop talking. That'd be just as appreciated.

Atheists... They look in the Mirror and they see perfection.

*sigh *

I look in the mirror and see my face. My pallid death mask, more like.

Meanwhile, you look in the mirror and see a being chosen by god, and created in the image of an all powerful universe creator with a special destiny to be by his side forever.

Do you even have a fucking sense of irony? Pot, meet kettle.