Q vs Bruce Almighty

Bruce.

Excluding the expanded universe, Q are the most powerful race known in Star Trek. They are described as god-like, omnipotent beings. Q can raise the dead and destroy life or entire realities with a finger snap.

However, Q can not create life from nothing. He wanted Janeway as a mate to bear a child with, so the Q do have limitations, but so does Bruce Almighty. It is clear that he does not possess the full power of the Supreme Being as he was not Omniscient. He did not see the consequences of saying yes to all those prayers.

Neither Q nor Bruce are Supreme Beings, but Q has the edge on experience. While this fight may end in stalemate, Q would probably take a decision win under boxing or ufc rules

As I stated before, Q may be more intelligent, but I think Bruce has the more powerful.....power source.

Q has more experience, tact, and foresight.

When the Continuum stripped Q of his powers, he chose to become a human on the Enterprise for protection from enemies.

Bruce didn't even have the foresight to make himself not get slammed by a truck.

Q wins.

He made a monkey crawl out of (and back into) a man's ass. Q's not that hardcore.

If Q warped reality around Bruce, could Bruce discern what is real and not real. Q could take on the form of Morgan Freeman and tell Bruce he has failed as god. In essence, could Q pull off a mind **** on Bruce?

Originally posted by Mindset
Bruce should have the power to at least stalemate Q, but he lacks the feats for me to back it up.

Pretty much.

Originally posted by Tattoos N Scars
However, Q can not create life from nothing. He wanted Janeway as a mate to bear a child with, so the Q do have limitations, but so does Bruce Almighty.

Creating non-Q beings is child's play for Q.

Originally posted by NemeBro
Creating a pussy ass parallel "dimension" is not equal to destroying stars with the same effort someone puts toward typing on a keyboard. Less, even.

By dimension, do you mean another spatial dimension, or another universe?

I mean the infinitely-stretched-out-white-space afterlife realm which he created to phuck around with Jean-Luc in Tapestry.