Would God be able to dis/prove a Paradox

[Gerkak]

Well, I'm not one at all. .-.

Well there you go, that's your choice

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

I think humans forget that there's a lot of things beyond our comprehension.

If there's colours that humans can't understand (but other animals can) then i'm pretty sure a hypothetical God would hold the key to a bunch of foreign concepts to us.

 

[Joon]

Then it's not a paradox, is it? It's only a paradox when it has no answer.

God is said to be all-knowing. If God knows all but does not know the correct answer to the question, then it's a paradox.

If God doesn't answer, then the answer to the question is simply left unanswered until God does.

 

[Legendary Saiyan]

I think humans forget that there's a lot of things beyond our comprehension.

If there's colours that humans can't understand (but other animals can) then i'm pretty sure a hypothetical God would hold the key to a bunch of foreign concepts to us.

Also about the concept of how cameras work right?

 

[BlacLord™]

Paradoxes are bs anyway. They're all explainable, but most people's imaginations tend to be like Hitler's sexual performance; stiff and limited to one route.

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

I think humans forget that there's a lot of things beyond our comprehension.

If there's colours that humans can't understand (but other animals can) then i'm pretty sure a hypothetical God would hold the key to a bunch of foreign concepts to us.

Colours are just a biological limitation. We don't perceive them the same as some other animals, but we can still understand them as a wavelength of light that isn't picked up by our eyes.

 

[Bad Touch Yakushi]

Colours are just a biological limitation. We don't perceive them the same as some other animals, but we can still understand them as a wavelength of light that isn't picked up by our eyes.

It was but one example, goes to show that even though we consider ourselves the pinnacle of understanding, there's always going to be things that we just don't get due to pure species limitations.

 

[Mikeuhsomething36]

You don't know Hilter personally. :|

And even if Paradox is a human perception, regardless, God should know the answer.

So Hitler is a good person? I'm not sure if you're neing serious or just trying to back up ypir statement even if it means stating fallacies. Although you could argue that Hitler DID achieve what he set out, he made Germany strong again and in sone of their minds he wasn't that bad. Ultimately you can't leave good and evil to sunjugatives. Why? Because then nothing would get done everything wpuld be amsweted with "that's subjective" in solution society selects what is good and wjat is bad that is why we have laws, that is why we have precocieved notions depending on how we are taught and raised. It is also because of subjectivity of why we have arguments hence the current one, I don't need to know hitler personally to think what he did was wrobg unless you would wish to gove hom merit of being right in everyway? The argument of "don't know personally" is also something only used in order to try and deadlock people it doesn't work when neither party knows but goes off of what is heard. We don't know george washinton personally but we still deem him (we meaning society) a good man
Hostory is about what happened and got discovered not what could or secretly happened. In fact I could use the same argument how do you know God personally enough to judge what he can and cannot do? See why it doesn't work? We'd just tell each other thst but my side would be stronger slightly but it's still subjective.

As forbthe second part, you could ask him or seek the solution yourself

 

[EKSITE]

It was but one example, goes to show that even though we consider ourselves the pinnacle of understanding, there's always going to be things that we just don't get due to pure species limitations.

I agree with you 100% the human brain can perform 10 to the power 16, this universe behaves as a quantum computer where particles not only collide, they compute... Information can be created and stored at the rate of 10 to 106 power it makes the universe impossible smarter will never catch up lol.

 

[7th Biggest OP Fan]

Are we talking about in the same universe or can the paradox be completed with 2 universes.
Example. God can preform any task, therefor he should be able to create a task he is unable to perform, like creating an object he cannot lift.

In one universe he creates the object and he cannot lift it, and in the other, he can lift it. Because 2 different universes exist, he can preform both at the same time and not contradict each other.

If this is an acceptable answer then I say he can create another universe and make both ends of the paradox possible.

 

[Nobel]

So you must know God personally. :|



Ever heard of miracles? :|

i dont "hear" miracles you know.....i see them with my 5 senses. Though i am well aware that this reality had once a miracle of hope.

Called BIG BANG.

 

[EKSITE]

i dont "hear" miracles you know.....i see them with my 5 senses. Though i am well aware that this reality had once a miracle of hope.

Called BIG BANG.

Yo Anubis you can't lie this comment was slick tho

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[Ludicrous]

God would make the paradox a paradox probably :|

 

[Nobel]

God is said to be all-knowing. If God knows all but does not know the correct answer to the question, then it's a paradox.

If God doesn't answer, then the answer to the question is simply left unanswered until God does.

god doesnt answer things, GOD is THE answer

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

Are we talking about in the same universe or can the paradox be completed with 2 universes.
Example. God can preform any task, therefor he should be able to create a task he is unable to perform, like creating an object he cannot lift.

In one universe he creates the object and he cannot lift it, and in the other, he can lift it. Because 2 different universes exist, he can preform both at the same time and not contradict each other.

If this is an acceptable answer then I say he can create another universe and make both ends of the paradox possible.

But in both universes, he is not omnipotent. In the first universe, he has limits to the weight of the object he can create. In the second, he has limits to his own weightlifting. Either way, he's limited.

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

god doesnt answer things, GOD is THE answer

Then what is the question.

 

[Insidious Smile]

I don't believe in God so I don't care.

I don't care if you don't believe in God, because God exists regardless of your personal beliefs.

And what? He satisfies your need to have a personal relationship with the allpowerful creator of the universe? That's a lot more selfish than whatever you think i want

It is not selfishness if you are the one trying to have a personal relationship with God. Nothing in this world is achieved without effort or merit, you should know that much. If you have established a personal relationship with God it is because you have earned it.

Then what is the question.

"Why am I here?", "Why do I exist?".

 

[Joon]

I don't care if you don't believe in God because God exists regardless of your personal beliefs.


It is not selfishness if you are the one trying to have a personal relationship with God. Nothing in this world is achieved without effort or merit, you should know that much. If you have established a personal relationship with God it is because you have earned it.



"Why am I here?", "Why do I exist?".

I can't prove God exist neither can you prove God exist, so let's not go there.

 

[Agent Phrank]

Re:meta

God's existence itself is a paradox.

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[Ripple Hole]

God can make 1 = 2, so I have no doubt he could do this.U_U