"mr bill" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Nope. Only one that believes he can.

The Son cannot be imperfect. But He can believe he can be.

Until the Son realizes His perfection, He will believe this. The Father is
whole though, regardless of what the Son believes.

I agree. I think it's just a matter of seeing it from either the ego's point
of view or the Holy Spirits'. Either way though, it's all God.

mr bill wrote:

No, but he did create a son who believed the impossible had occurred.

mr bill wrote:

It does. You've got yourself into a logical twist, not because God
depends on logic, but because your application of concepts defies logic
and leads you to impossible conclusions.

mr bill wrote:

Omnipotence, as you insist on applying the concept, is just so much
bullshit.

Omnipotence does not confer an ability to do what cannot be done. God
cannot terminate his own existence, for example.

mr bill wrote:

Why what?

mr bill wrote:

The evidence is cultural.

I don't think it matters as much as some people like to think.

Not in the sense we think of judging. God's "judgment" is always "This is my
beloved Son in whom I am well pleased." But through the Holy Spirit, what's
illusion and what's truth is "judged" (decided) for lack of a better word
there.

"mr bill" yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"mr bill" yahoo.com> wrote in
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is a

that god

just so

"Omnipotence" is a human word, expressing human thinking. It's
not, incidentally, a word the Course uses, though ACIM does
tell us all power comes from God.

g'nite peeps
:)

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Elizabeth Nicole Wagoner (Libby)
Always and Forever
Our Baby Girl

2 Sept 1995 - 28 Mar 2006

mr bill wrote:

Yes. Judges everything as being perfect.