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stellarik [79]
3 years ago
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¿Cuál es el poder que limita la omnipotencia de los dioses griegos?

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Stells [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

La omnipotencia es la cualidad de tener poder ilimitado. Las religiones monoteístas generalmente atribuyen la omnipotencia solo a la deidad de su fe. En las filosofías monoteístas de las religiones abrahámicas, la omnipotencia se enumera a menudo como una de las características de una deidad entre muchas, incluida la omnisciencia, la omnipresencia y la omnibenevolencia. La presencia de todas estas propiedades en una sola entidad ha dado lugar a un considerable debate teológico, que incluye de manera prominente el problema de la teodicea, la cuestión de por qué esa deidad permitiría la manifestación del mal. En filosofía se acepta que la omnipotencia no puede entenderse de manera efectiva.

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