Do We NEED God?

All of them? Would you set the priority for doing stopping rape higher than say arranging peace in the Middle East?

Because being omnipotent does not necessarily mean you can be in two places at once?

Because being omnipotent does not necessarily mean you can be in two places at once? Because some things conflict with other things? Because somethings actually are more important that others? Because he has assigned somethings for you to do?Perhaps your idea of what God is like does not reflect what God is actually like?

Not exactly. There is a popular, but not Biblical supportable view of what God's power is. It is the cartoon view of God that leads to questions such as "Can God make a rock so big he cannot lift it".On the other hand, the Bible says some specific things about the nature of Gods power.But hey, have your fun.Edited by NoNukes, : No reason given.

Let me be clearer. There are certain things that are impossible regardless of your power level. In particular, there cannot simultaneously be free will and free action and yet have a universe where no one can elect to do evil. Given a choice between worlds where those two concepts are the choice, I would choose to live in the universe with free will.Now I understand that some folks believe that omnipotence means being able to accomplish everything including things that are logically rather than practically, impossible. I think that idea of what God should be able to do is silly. If that means that God really is not omnipotent, well that's a human term of no real import. God does not make invisible pink mammals that lay eggs. So what?One of the participants in this discussion insisted in a previous discussion that because the sun is only going to last, say 9 billion years before incinerating the inner planets, means that God is responsible for a great evil. Well, guess what. It is literally impossible to create a star that can last forever; so given a choice between a solar system that lasts a few billion years, and none at all, I prefer the one we have.