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What else can I help you with?
How do you define a variable?
I define an variable by saying x- an value
Define measurement and characteristics of measurement?
Define these Levels of Measurement.NominalOrdinalInterval/Ratio
How many points define a plan?
4 points define a plane.
Define cost price and selling price?
define cost and selling price
Define the following write the units and formula?
define the following write the units and formula
What is the difference between omniscience and omnipotence?
Omniscience is the ability to know everything, while omnipotence is the ability to do anything.
Is omnipotence absolute?
Relative omnipotence is like being 17% pregnant. To those that don't understand the above, Yes
Does the nature quantum of light is omnipotence?
What? No.
What is the thing called when you can make a person?
Omnipotence.
What is the difference between omnipotence and omniscience?
Omnipotence refers to having unlimited power or being able to do anything, while omniscience refers to having unlimited knowledge or knowing everything.
What do you call a person who is all powerful?
omnipotent or almighty
How is omnipotence related to God?
It means "all-powerful", which is what God is.
What is the noun of almighty?
The one that comes closest would probably be "omnipotence"
What are the limitations of a being possessing both omnipotence and omniscience?
A being with both omnipotence and omniscience may face limitations in terms of free will, as knowing everything and having all power could potentially restrict the ability to make choices freely. Additionally, the concept of omnipotence itself may raise questions about the possibility of creating a task that the being cannot accomplish, leading to logical paradoxes.
What is another word for extraordinary power?
omnipotence, ascendancy, dominion, might, sovereignty, supremacy
What is the paradox of omnipotence?
The paradox of omnipotence questions whether an all-powerful being can create a task it cannot accomplish. For example, if an omnipotent being can create a stone so heavy that it cannot lift it, then it would not be all-powerful because it cannot lift the stone. Conversely, if it cannot create such a stone, it also suggests a limitation to its power. This paradox challenges the coherence of the concept of omnipotence in philosophical and theological discussions.
What word is used to describe the ablilty to control the actions of others?
How about the word "conduct" or the word Omnipotence.
