You clearly wrote that the flood was nature taking its course. You then said that God could do nothing to stop it. You are saying that God can't stop water...water.. You then argue he can do anything, after you literally just said he can't stop water.
If nothing else I am consistent in my beliefs. If you look at my arguments with outhouse you will see that he tried to trap me on what I believe the flood was. For the most part I said that I did not know, it either happened or it was allergenic. I then said that if it happened then it would be a supernatural event as there is no archaeological evidence that there had been a flood at tat time. So, I did not say it was nature taking care of business because I know that nature was not involved. So I did not say that God cannot stop water, you did, what I said was that when people become that wicked then the consequences are predetermined and good is helpless in stopping those consequences. You are not reading for comprehension.
Apparently he couldn't help but kill everyone in Sodom and Gomorrah either, except he didn't kill them, because nature, and God can't stop nature, but he can do anything. Do you see how nonsensical this is?
It is physically impossible for God to kill anyone, unless the killing was a righteous act. That is something that is impossible for him to do. It would make the perfect plan of salvation imperfect and a God would cease to exist. Neither of those are an option as we know God exists and that the plan of salvation is a perfect plan. God can do anything that can be done, one of those things that cannot be done, is for him to sin, therefore, he cannot kill.
That is why I am asking about your mental state because this makes zero sense. Almost nothing you say seems to flow from one post to the other and I really don't want to get into it deep before knowing if you are stable or not. Just answer the question.
Part of my reasoning for being here is because I enjoy having my faith challenged. It causes me to examine my own faith and look for answers to questions I have not asked myself. This is the process I am undergoing here, which is why I called it anecdotal. You label that inquisitiveness as being mentally challenged. I am feeling my way through a situation that has no historical or physical evidence and looking for answers that fit in with the known characteristics and existence of God. If you feel that that is mental instability then please do not converse with me.
I don't even know what these laws are you are speaking of. You are saying God is bound by gravity? Is this what you mean? I have no idea what you are talking about. How can God know everything and at the same time not. What exactly is something God can't know. I can't think of any reason why there would be something unknowable to someone who knows all.
Well that is not the definition of omniscient. Wiki clearly states that omniscient is the knowledge of everything that can be known. That suggests that there are things that cannot be known. For example, we know for a certainty that the universe expanded at the point of the big bang into a universe at a speed that is faster then the speed of light. What we do not know is how that happened.
He is God, he can do anything, as you literally just stated
His is a God, that is true, and anything that can be known, he knows, and anything that can be done he can do. I do not know why you cannot conceptualise this.
Edited to correct spelling mistakes.
