The Calvinistic dogma of Limited Omnipotence

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Quote; "Yes, we may receive inspiration under certain circumstances"

So what? No one said that God COULD NOT give whatever inspiration or revelation he chooses to give, in any way, and at any time. But he's under no obligation--and certainly not because you are demanding that he perform tricks for you--to do everything that is imaginable or possible and at all times...or else you're going to say he's not omnipotent.

In simpler terms, if God can move mountains, he's not impotent if he chooses not to move that one over there.

 

[ConquerorPlus]

Quote; "Yes, we may receive inspiration under certain circumstances"

So what? No one said that God COULD NOT give whatever inspiration or revelation he chooses to give, in any way, and at any time. But he's under no obligation--and certainly not because you are demanding that he perform tricks for you--to do everything that is imaginable or possible and at all times...or else you're going to say he's not omnipotent.

In simpler terms, if God can move mountains, he's not impotent if he chooses not to move that one over there.

It isn't about God's omnipotence, but about limited expectations; bound by unbelief.