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Omnipotence is defined as All powerful, a being that has absolutely unlimited power and can do anything beyond logic etc.Having unlimited authority over something doesn't make Omnipotence.
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Ah, thanks for the answers, brother. I've been thinking one thing here: A Omnipotent Being is Boundless? The next, I was thinking. Omnipotent means All-Power. All indicates Complete and Absolute, and Absolute indicates Infinite and Unlimited. Power indicates authority, energy, strength, stamina and ability. Capacity indicates fitness, indicating talents, attributes and qualities. Do you agree? Well, what I'm trying to understand is, by definition Omnipotent not to say directly that being is unlimited. I am wrong?Kkapoios said:
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