Originally posted by CosmicComet
created in 6. had to rest on the 7th.weak.
Rested. Did not have to rest. Just rested. The Bible did not say that he exerted himself on the sixth day. It never even explained him tired, or in any at all need for rest. Just that he did.
I sometimes sit down even when I have the option not to do so. That does not mean my energy is anywhere near depleted, just that I rather sit than stand. On the same point, he did not do anything on the eigth day either. He rested on the seventh, but also on the eight. He was done.
Do you continue to work after you are done with the work?
Originally posted by BloodRainBeing omniscient means knowing everything. If nothing exist, you know only nothing. God created something despite this. You do not know what do not exist.
I can't say for certain if they could replicate their creations without a omniversal blueprint, though I can't say they couldn't try. On the other hand, being all-knowing, God would already have this blueprint as he's meant to have a watchmakers knowledge of existence. Technically God had a slight advantage over the Marvel trio prior to creating, and it still took a week to do so.The main issue I have with this is that God's mind should not have any limits. Being omni- and all.
Fair point. There was no reason to rush. Though equally there was no reason he couldn't, being all knowing and powerful, create it in an instance.
Scratch seven days. Its six days, and one to rest his omnipotent powers.
Because I have an issue with arguments, debates and confrontation. awetwitch
Omniscient is not to know everything that is not, in addition to everything that is. Omniscient is, by definition, that you know everything, and that is all. If everything is most minor in quantity, then you only know that quantity, and then it would expand on own accord after something is created.