yo anyone not trying to debate this gtfo

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Originally Posted by NOBLE

Nah son. The question you asked to begin with was illogical.



Any logical question includes an idea that invites an answer, even if that idea is not very clear or well defined. Nothing is "greater" than infinity by definition, so to ask "wouldn't an infinite being be able to create a being "greater" than himself" doesn't make sense...unless you're talking "greater" in a subjective sense.

i mean greater in whatever makes god infinitely great. to say there is nothing greater than infinite so god can't create it is saying god does not have infinite creative powers.. but we already got to the answer of this, anything created by god is lesser than god for having a creator

yo anyone not trying to debate this gtfo

---------- Post added at 10:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:01 AM ----------

Originally Posted by NOBLE

Nah son. The question you asked to begin with was illogical.



Any logical question includes an idea that invites an answer, even if that idea is not very clear or well defined. Nothing is "greater" than infinity by definition, so to ask "wouldn't an infinite being be able to create a being "greater" than himself" doesn't make sense...unless you're talking "greater" in a subjective sense.

i mean greater in whatever makes god infinitely great. to say there is nothing greater than infinite so god can't create it is saying god does not have infinite creative powers.. but we already got to the answer of this, anything created by god is lesser than god for having a creator