if nothing is greater than god...?

Question

does that also mean god is less than nothing?

Answer 1

That works.

Answer 2

I love that question so much. You are the first to not disappoint me. Thank you for your existence.

However, I will not confuse you. If I wanted the world to end, my answer would be yes.

We live in a ghost of existence. That will hopefully give you something to think about.

My answer is: Yes. The glass does not exist. "half full / half empty" What glass? Remember the key: what you say about God, you are saying about everything God is. "What is God"?

Careful, you might learn too much, or "nothing" at all.

Answer 3

The dimensions of time and space and natural laws as your question cleverly suggests can not contain God. In the natural world Jesus Christ was crucified yet by his own onimpotent power rose himself back to life. God in essence became less then nothing. He became like a worm being brutally ridiculed and beaten near to death and then nailed naked on a cross as the lowest of criminals. Yet even then amongst all his physical sufferings he took on the full enormity of mankind, past present and future's anguish and sin fully upon himself causing him to sweat blood in the garden of gethsemane. He indeed became less then nothing a worm among men.

But he then rose himself by his own power back to life showing He had power over both life and death. Hence showing no one is greater then God. Who by there own power can make there dead corpse come back to life? He showed death and sin had no power over him.

I finish with the question Jesus asked, "I am the resurrection and the life; whoever believes in me, even if he dies, will live, and everyone who lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?" John 11: 25

Answer 4

Reminds me of the old riddle about what does the rich man need, the wise man want, and the poor man have.

Answer 5

Cool.

Answer 6

interesting wordplay, but that's about it.

Answer 7

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