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If God doesn't exist, it's not worth arguing Him. It's like asking if God can make a boulder so heavy He Himself cannot lift it. It's a worthwhile debate if omn
by unalone 17y ago
If God doesn't exist, it's not worth arguing Him. It's like asking if God can make a boulder so heavy He Himself cannot lift it. It's a worthwhile debate if omnipotence exists, but it doesn't, so the argument is moot.
- foldr 17y agoHypothetical questions aren't necessarily moot. In both the actual case and hand and your boulder example, quite a lot has been learned (e.g. about the notions of necessity and possibility) through the study of these cases.