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Author Topic:   ramifications of omnipotence for God
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08-04-2007 11:04 AM


The standard view of God in the Christian world is of omnipotence {unlimited power} and it is quite often stated on EVC that he can do absolutely anything.
I would be interested in finding out just where the line is drawn by people of faith concerning what God can accomplish.
Can God create all men with the capability of free will and obedience to him? If not why not? Surely this is not something which God could not do since that would mean that god is not omnipotent. Yet if God can do such then why does he not do so?

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08-04-2007 11:36 AM


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