WOTM: God's A Know-It-All

Love the circular logic (?) . . . For the first 750ish years of the church of Rome, the BIGGEST debates (which they literally Murdered each other over) was the divinity of Jesus and the wholly ghost (the friendliest ghost you'll know) . . Until 1054 when the wheels came off and the (un)Orthodox church broke away . . Theological history is CrAzY fun . . .

So, if their god is omniscient, why would it need to be omnipresent? He would know all that there was to hear or see ahead of time, so he doesn't need to be "there" to gather information. He also doesn't have to be anywhere to take action (it made all those galaxies from afar, no?) so, omnipresence is a god power entirely made up by men (well, priests anyway). So, if that power is made up . . .

Thanks for extending the time for the words on the screen a bit longer for us slow readers to take in.

Festering faceplant: with all his omnis, he had to resort to revealing his one-and-only true gospel through a stone-in-a-hat.

The original (Hebrew/Judaic) omnis, as I understand it, were science, potence, and presence. The benevolence part came only with Christianity, when conquest and rapine were cloaked in the guise of "bringing civilzation to the barbarians".

Logic is such a sharp thing, and you wield it with such cutting precision. I never fail to enjoy your presentations!!