106627bg wrote:I think everyone's getting the wrong impression. That was an example of an argument, I don't actually believe that.
icey123456 wrote:Based on the point that God is infallible and all powerful, God should be able to heat a burrito hot enough that it would be impossible for even himself to ingest. I'd love to hear how that could be untrue as to evidence in God's powers, or lack thereof.
clrkbar wrote:You're dealing with infinities here. We mortals can't really cap God's power or ingestion limit.
clrkbar wrote:icey123456 wrote:Based on the point that God is infallible and all powerful, God should be able to heat a burrito hot enough that it would be impossible for even himself to ingest. I'd love to hear how that could be untrue as to evidence in God's powers, or lack thereof.
It's like the "make a rock so big and heavy he can't lift it" paradox. The question itself is flawed. You're dealing with infinities here. We mortals can't really cap God's power or ingestion limit. It's like asking what number is higher than infinity? And don't give some crap answer like "two infinity".
Besides, for the burrito, God could heat it up as hot as he wanted and still eat it. It would just hurt a lot more going down. =)
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