It's been a long time since I've studied any of this, but I immediately wonder if there's a difference between "thinking something" and stating that one is "thi

It's been a long time since I've studied any of this, but I immediately wonder if there's a difference between "thinking something" and stating that one is "thinking something". Surely(?), I can claim to be thinking one thing, while not thinking of that thing at all. I added the (?) after the initial comment because I'm not certain that certainty can be certain. And what does it mean to be "greater". That implies some set of qualities to judge greatness by. What are these qualities? Apologies. I was lazy and jumped into the argument before reading the article. It says, "where greatness is usually cashed out in terms of the traditional “omni”-properties (omnipotence, omnibenevolence, omniscience etc)"