could God microwave a burrito so hot that he himself could not eat it?

Answer 1

Again here is an insulting question to our God who is the living spirit and staying in heaven to watch us. I do not think, this man asking question know the meaning of God or not. If he ask question about God, as if God have done something wrong to him but God is a loving God. He is just watching everybody of us but comes judgment time let us see what will happen.

Answer 2

Yes and No. Depending on how you define God. This goes a little like Monica's answer.

Say God is logically omnipotent. This means that he can do anything logically possible. Which is quite a lot of things. However he could never make a triangle with 4 sides, as this is a contradictory statement. It's not even a valid proposition and so him not being able to do this does not take from his omnipotence. If you define God as being logically omnipotent then your question doesn't make sense, but he could not do it. However this does not subtract from his omnipotence.

However some people believe that God exists outside of logic. This makes him impossible to understand since our minds are confined to a logical world. He could create a triangle with 4 sides, and he could make a square circle. These statement are completely illogical and cannot possibly be comprehended by the human mind, but if you think God exists outside of logic, then he could do these things. Also he can make a stone so heavy he himself could not lift it, and this wouldn't take from his omnipotence either. Logically it should subtract from his omnipotence, but seeing as he exists outside logic it doesnt.

So it depends on what you see as more powerful, logic or God.

Answer 3

The answer? NO.
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The trick here is that many people believe if they can come up with a sentence where the answer involves the phrase, "God can't do (whatever)." they've "proven" that God is not omnipotent, ergo he can't be God. The mistake is assuming that saying "can't do" is necessarily and always a statement of a limitation of power. Not true. Many things can't be done for reasons other than limitation of power or ability. For example, contradictory things "can't be done" by nature not by virtue of a limit in power. Saying, "God can't make a square circle." or "God cannot be God and not-be-God at the same time." are not statements limiting God's power or ability. All they reveal is the illogic of the statements themselves and nothing that is inherently illogical, unreal, or non-existent has the power to contradict (in reality or logic) that which purports to exist (like God).

God can't make anything more powerful or bigger than He is because such a thing is impossible by nature. God is by definition the biggest and most to an infinite degree. Nothing by nature is greater than infinity. If God could make something more or greater than he, then he wouldn't be God, or a limitless God at least. Again, this is not to limit God's power or ability. For God's supposed "lack of power" to make something bigger than He is, is based upon his assumed "all powerfulness". And when basis conflicts with supposition, supposition loses and is shown to be faulty in its assertion.

Answer 4

Yes God could... Then with a blink of his eye God could then eat the Burrito because after all God is all powerful...

Answer 5

Yep God could but you know what after he did he could cool it off with one breath.

Answer 6

No, for the same reason that God cannot divide by zero.

Answer 7

By logic, that is a paradox. There are things the spirit can understand, that the mind can't. Wait until you die and ask God almighty yourself.

Answer 8

Blasphemer!

Answer 9

No.

The problem comes with the resulting gas.

Answer 10

Could someone please put the microwave (or the burrito) on his head and make him shut-up ?