> does god have any physical or social limitations no he could do anything. your argument makes it so there could never be something that could do anything as a concept even, you understand? no matter if god is real or the omnipotent being refferred to is even meant to be real, even as rhetorical device your "logic" makes an all powerful being impossible to even concieve, because being all powerful means you can do absolutely anything, but heres where the semantics bit comes in, you are qualifying being unable to do something as a thing to be done in itself, so therefore we can concieve of the concept of omnipotence wihtout running into this problem. but language is a tool suppose hypothetically purely rhetorically you did encounter some lovecraftian elder god with the power to shop the universe with its thought whatever word i would come up with to describe this things potency its power, you would take issue, imagine i run into town "i saw a cthulu seventy feet tall with universe bending psychic power it could teleport manipulate matter with its mind you got to get out of here" remember language is a tool thats all, a tool for relaying information is the information i just relayed to you about this rhetorical cthulu accurate? yes, would you ask if it could create a rock so heavy it could not lift it and therefor is not all powerful, i mean you could but to what end and whats being discussed has nothing to do with the eighty foot cthulu and everything to do with language and its constraints and particulars its semantic
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