(June 16, 2015 at 11:30 am)FatAndFaithless Wrote: Well, those are the same things. You'll be hard pressed to find a Christian that flatly asserts that God can violate the logical absolutes. Maximally powerful is just the power to do literally anything that is conceivable everything the God of the Bible is said to have said/done comports with a maximally powerful god. People just use omnipotent because it's a nice shortcut (though I'm sure there are a small percentage of Christians who do think god can violate the logical absolutes and create a square circle or a married bachelor or a boulder so heavy he couldn't lift it).
Then God is not all-powerful. This argument by definition is putting a limit to God's power, what he's capable of doing, therefore we know what God cannot do.
