The logical consequences of omnipotence

[John V]

Your judgment aside, yes, mainstream Christianity presents God as unable to sin by definition. Using the simplistic definition of omnipotence of the OP, God is not omnipotent. Therefore, when mainstream Christians say god is omnipotent, they apparently have a different, more nuanced definition of omnipotence in mind.

I've come up with a workable definition of omnipotence.

God can do whatever he likes. Genocide, infanticide, fuck donkeys, anything... It doesn't matter, because christians will still think he is a wonderful caring god.

It is a telling thing that when humans act in a similar way they are rightfully condemned as monsters.

Sometimes they are, sometimes they aren't. I've committed genocide - wiped out an entire colony of ants. No one called me a monster, and my wife actually thanked me. Veal is a yummy form of infanticide served at many restaurants.