Omnipotence omniscience and omnipresence

#Omnipotence omniscience and omnipresence how to

Now the beauty in the sentence is, logically there can't be a omnipotent being. Well you would need a higher level of omniscience, in other words omnisience II.Д¬lick to expand.I don't know if you simply want to ignore the actual term, or are just too stupid to see the beauty in it. Now lets say omniscience I makes you omnipotent I, how then to reach omnipotence II? Now if this being came into existance, the being would instantly exalt to omnipotence, along with impotence, everything and nothingness.Д«asicly everything at once (omnipotence), because his knowledge creates a logical flux.

#Omnipotence omniscience and omnipresence how to

by preforming or not preforming gestures, he would even know how to think himself into omnipotence. Try to imagine a being out that out of knowledge can do anything-this would leave the being imobile, or rather unexistant (as it can not logicaly be, just like an omnipotent.) Because he knows a infinite amount of ways to obtain omnipotence, impotence etc. Now the following arguement can be brough up 'Maybe the omniscient being knows there is no way to obtain omnipotence.'Д«ut then he wouldn't know how to become omnipotent by snapping his fingers, hence he wouldn't be omniscient.ДЇor those who are able to imagine levels of omnipotence, the possibility of that there might exist more all-powerful beings. A truley omniscient being would know how to snap his fingers to become omnipotent, even if there really isn't a (logical) way. Omniscience is like omnipotence, not bond by logic. This theory is in fact built on the theory that there are levels of omnipotence (which later builds on the theory of levels of inifnity.) I would like to introduce to you all the levels of omniscience, which I might as well tell you now, is harder to accept than levels of omnipotence. If this is a fallacy commited by the author or not will not be debate here. Most of us have accepted that there are levels of omnipotence, at least to some extent.