Sentence examples for omnipotent god from inspiring English sources
It would seem to rule out, for instance, the possibility of gratitude to an omnipotent god, who, in virtue of his omnipotence, would sacrifice little or nothing in acting beneficently.
He believes that "an omnipotent God must sanction the evil in our world" -- so he was searching for God's motives.
Some authors clearly equated this entity with the omnipotent God of Christianity and other monotheistic religions.
"People don't want to believe in an omnipotent God creating all of this.
He thanked supporters both powerless (a janitor with a wheelchair-bound wife) and omnipotent (God).
Christians famously have the problem of pain: how can a benevolent and omnipotent god permit evil to exist?
Calvin's view was the most radical, in terms of theodicy — that is, the attempt to reconcile the existence of evil with a benevolent and omnipotent God.
As a religious liberal, I find no comfort in the concept of an omnipotent God personally intervening in the lives of mortals.
St Paul's, designed by a scientist, speaks vividly of the cosmological God, the omnipotent God of the stars and the heavens.
Pfeffer subtly explores the complexity of believing in an omnipotent God in the wake of an event that, if it could have been prevented, surely would have been.
Just a few years ago, it seemed curious that an omniscient, omnipotent God wouldn't smite tormentors like Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris.
