PHIL 213 - Describe one argument against God's omnipotence

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Nash, R. H. (1999). Life's ultimate questions: An introduction to philosophy. Grand Rapids: Zondervan. ISBN-13: 978-0310514923

Reading: Nash, chs13-15 (pp289-341); Sproul, ch7 (pp91-102)or ch8 (pp103-116)

1. Describe one argument against God's omnipotence in the Nash reading.

2. Describe Nash's critique of the chosen argument against God's omnipotence.

3. Which argument is more convincing? Why?

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