[allmost]

What happened before time?

[lucias_clay]

With all respect, instead of obtaining knowledge about God why don’t you seek to know God. Ask him. He knows more about this than freepers.

[InvisibleChurch]

Can He create a hamburger too big for him to eat? if He can then what’s the point?

[mike182d]

No, it's simply a logical impossibility.

There cannot exist two omnipotent beings.

[kittymyrib]

“A man is praised according to his wisdom, but men with warped minds are despised.” Proverbs 12:8

[chuck_the_tv_out]

“is God unable to create someone equal to Himself”

Same as “can god create a rock he can’t lift???”

not relevant, not the point, sophistry. if you meant it honestly, then just go read the Bible or do some genuine research, because that kind of question is just dumb.

[MissDairyGoodnessVT]

So, if you’ve been told this at FR does that mean you believe it?

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Fred,
It is a logical fallacy to there could be TWO or MORE omnipotent Gods (all powerful).

Neither would then be omnipotent.

ampu

... unless you want to define God down to something less than who He is presented as in the Bible. For instance, if you want to define God as the Greeks did - a pantheon of competing gods who were more powerful than humans, but competing with each other (read the Illiad). The Judeo Christian God is omnipotent.

[1rudeboy]

If the universe is expanding, what is it expanding into?

[Paladin2]

Well, there’s always God Jr, Sant0bama.

[csvset]

You mean like a guy that can fill in for him when he’s a vacation?

[Brilliant]

It might be a question that makes no sense. There cannot be two beings who are the most powerful being in the universe.

[John 3_19-21]

That question has all the intellectual depth of a dog chasing its tail.

[SouthDixie]

The Christian trinity theory defies monotheism by separating God into three separate forms that are co-equal, co-eternal and co-existent elements of one God Head, existing simultaneously.
By separating God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit and considering them three separate deities that are all different God elements of one Triadic God in various simultaneous forms of being, you are considering Polytheism, the belief in multiple God’s.

[kindred]

One God, one faith, one baptism.
The God of Israel, His only begotten Son Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, these three are one Godhead.
Father knows best.

[SampleMan]

I have been told, here at FR, that God only creates lesser beings. Is this because he chooses not to create someone equal to Himself, or is God unable to create someone equal to Himself?

Why don't you ask Him? You can toss in the question concerning the numeric value of angels on the head of a pin. Such questions don't really serve any purpose other than as mental wedges aimed at the faithful.

While you are asking questions, stop by your local university physics department and ask them to give you just one explanation for the creation of matter from nothing. If they don't have one, ask them for just one explanation for the infinite existence of matter.

[paulycy]

“You get no bread with one meatball.”

[omega4179]

Maybe God realizes that if you want something done right you have to do it yourself.

[NewCenturions]

God was not created. He always was (”I AM”), is, and always will be. He is eternal, omnipotent. He created everything else. He probably smiles at us trying to figure Him out. Don’t worry about trying to get your mind around how vast he is.

[colorcountry]

You’ve asked a good question, fred. I hope you seriously consider these fine answers you’ve recieved.

There is none greater than God - or even his equal. He is all powerful, all knowing, ever present. Infinite in His glory!