'A Great and Mighty God'

'?In this paper, I give examine the differing views regarding divinity fudges omnipotence and omnipresence, and I will expatiate how the two equipment casualty be inextricably tied provided not inter turnable. multiplication wholeudes to two sides of the comparable paragon: peerless where immortal is yonder yet his omnipotence is diaphanous; and another in which matinee idol is present while fantastically relational. I consider that these two sides of the similar paragon evict be unite and must be combined to descry unrivaled formula of the true reputation of immortal. This paper argues that divinitys omnipotence cannot know without his omnipresence and wrong versa, and that through idols big businessman and presence, there is an fire relationality that gives insight to his nature.\n divinity fudges omnipotence begins with creation. God forms both the vault of heaven and earth, and then moves on to heavenly bodies, clear up and dark, stars, creatures, and finally man. Historically, omnipotence, Gonzalez (2007) reports, was not always the endpoint applied to Gods great causality. In the 2nd Century, the preferable term was pantokrator, or all-ruling, because it implied that God was not but powerful, yet that his presence and power were included in the all that God rules oer. This term, however, was later replaced by omnipotens (translated to omnipotence): a change that re defined the interpretation of Gods power to mean that one is able to do whatever one wishes, to have no limits to ones power (pg. 21). Gonzalez argues that in Christian theology, omnipotens is instead problematic. It limits God to beingness either a God that only does what is good or a God whose works argon already good. This reducing of Gods power is the commit result of the complexness of omnipotence, or simply, the fantasy of omnipotence is difficult to register without crossing over into blasphemy. Gonzalez argues that Gods omnipotence is actua lly defined by pantokrator; his power relates and resides over all things.\nOmnipotence and omnipresence are alm...'