The Concept of God -- Need Logic Help

^{This is the entirety of what I have to say, in this message. My motive is to provoke thought, so attempts to refute me are inappropriate, since I am just giving thought-provoking information. Don't then be opportunistic, because you are many voices, and I am one. Don't shoot me down because I am walking away with my back to you.}I think you've gone OMNI-crazy, Prince Thrash. That is to say, putting the word, "all" in front of anything.People have a tendency to let modern definitions that come from human reason "take over" the issue. But what is actually originally meant in scripture, is what actually matters most.C.S. Lewis said;If God can do anything, then can He make a being more powerful than Himself? (Omnipotence) - creation.com I would go further and say that, the "omni" term is being used, generally in a glib way, generally speaking, by non-believers. They want to put the word before everything. God is supposed to be the epitomy of everything that has value, and He is, but the term, "omni" can't always be applied.For example the bible never mentions anything about an "all-benevolent God" or an, "all-loving" God. Those terms tend to come from non-believers most of the time, because naturally human reason makes them come up with those types of terms, when they get to think about it.Here is my blog entry on this issue;Creation and evolution viewsWithin the link to the Creation (CMI) article, there is another link given, written by Andrew Kulikovsky, about the omni-terms that we would attempt to validly apply to God, in some manner.To quote Kulikovsky;