There are things that are impossible to do.?

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For example nobody can cover a two-dimensional surface with two-dimensional circles, without making them overlap. It is impossible to add the numbers two and two and get 666. You can not go back in time (without passing an infinite entropy barrier). The number of things that are impossible to do are almost infinite. If god were to be almighty he would be able to do them, but it's impossible to do so. Therefore there cannot be a god

Abstract. The tunnelling approach for entropy generation in quantum gravity is applied to black holes. The area entropy is recovered and shown to count only a tiny fraction of the black hole degeneracy. The latter stems from the extension of the wavefunction outside the barrier. In fact the semi-classical analysis leads to infinite degeneracy. Evaporating black holes then leave residual 'planckons'-Planckian remnants with infinite degeneracy. Generic planckons can neither decay into, nor be directly formed from, ordinary matter in a finite time. Quantum gravity opens up at the Planck scale into an infinite Hilbert space which is expected to provide the ultraviolet cutoff required to render the theory finite in the sector of large scale physics.

Answer 1

amdirien, that is no way to answer one's question, I think I shall report you !!!

Answer 2

Bad logic.

I can cover a circle with another circle which is the same as a two-dimensional surface with two-dimensional circles.

2+2=666 in any number of systems where the value of 2 = 1 and the value of 666 = 2. That is how codes are made.

God is alll powerful and lies above these laws space and time laws we live in.

Answer 3

Thank you! A million times over! Geez... And by the way, now I have a question for you! What is an infinite entropy barrier? I know what entropy is, I just don't know what that barrier is. Also, if you want a really fun one, "Can God create a mountain so large that he can't move it?" There's no right answer lol

Answer 4

There can be a god, he's either not omnipotent, or he is omnipotent, in the sense that logicians don't like to use. An entity that truly surpasses EVERYTHING should be able to surpass logic. "But that's unreasonable" one might say, and I'd agree. But that's essentially what faith is; the point where one comes to a basic "end" of what can be reached at using logic.

If god is only pseudo-omnipotent, he's capable of doing anything within the boundaries of logic. For instance, he couldn't create a stone so big he couldn't lift it, but he could lift a stone regardless of size/mass, and could create a stone of any size. I avoid saying "infinite" because I'm not convinced that true infinities are even logically sound...

Anyway, there are two options: God can transcend logical limitations, or god is almighty "within reason." You can't prove that it's impossible for god to exist under the former situation, because the only thing you can use to prove it is logic, and something that transcends logic can't be disproven using logic. Likewise, a christian couldn't logically prove such a god exists, and a logician who chooses to view the world using the (relatively fair to use) assumption that the laws of logic are impossible to transcend for anything (man or god) should reject the existence of a truly omnipotent god. He should NOT reject the existence of any deific entity, because that conclusion is not supported by the information given, merely that one assumption or understanding of the deific entity is logically impossible.

Answer 5

It is impossible for a newborn baby to hit home run, therefore they can not exist. They also can not throw a touchdown or hit a three pointer in basketball. Pointing out the impossibilites or possibilities does not prove or disprove the existence of God. Those that believe in God believe He is composed of everything, including all the possibilities and all the impossibilities. If you are looking for scientific experiments searching for another plane, the spiritual plane, the University of Arizona has done scientific studies. Their results are at the following website:

http://veritas.arizona.edu/

Good luck on your search.

Answer 6

So you are saying that everything that you cannot understand cannot happen?

If your idea of what can be or can't be possible is absolute and irrefutable, then I guess you have a point.

But I wonder how much more you know than all others in the world.

Sane people don't tend to state that they know everything.

Answer 7

You are assuming that just because He hasn't chosen to show you these things that He cannot do them. That's like thinking the sun is no longer there when it goes behind the clouds, just because you can't see it.

Its basic syllipsism. Not to mention an extremely arrogant point of view.

Answer 8

Here's another one: Turn a tennis ball inside out without cutting it. I've never considered this proof of the non-existence of a god, but it's an interesting idea... :-)

Answer 9

Just because he made them impossible for us to do doesn't mean he can't . . . Besides . . .There are a great many things God can do, but chooses not to.

Possessing the Ability to act should not be confused with Volition, although both are prerequisites to acting.

Answer 10

Good reasoning for a human being, but God not being limited by being human... can do anything.

Answer 11

I guess if there is a God he might be powerful but not all powerful like can't do everything.