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Jade Falcon
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I am not very well versed in math, but I do have some idea, would this theorem be correct?
Basis Step:
x is an element of the universal set. In other words, you could say that the number 5 is an element of N(the set of natural numbers), and it is also in the set of R (the set of Real Numbers)
However, 5.2134... Is not an element of N, but it is still an element of R. The set of R is uncountably infinite, the set of N is countably infinite.
For every x, x is an element of the Universal Set.
The Universal Set is the set of all possiblities and impossibilities.
A is a subset of U, consisting of all the possibilities.
The empty set O is a subset of U, consisting of no elements.
x is an element of A and U, since A is a subset of U.
For every x that is an element of A, can be performed.
God has the power to do everything in set A.
God is omnipotent, because there is no element x in the set in which God cannot do.
Hence, x is an onto function of God, under the set of A.
Since x is true for everything, then there is nothing God cannot do in Set A.
For god, he can do Ax e A.
Therefore, God is omnipotent.
P.S. Logic is not restrained by human thinking.
God cannot make a square circle. It's logically impossible. That doesn't limit his power, because his power is limitless, and infinite, in the set of possibilites.
Basis Step:
x is an element of the universal set. In other words, you could say that the number 5 is an element of N(the set of natural numbers), and it is also in the set of R (the set of Real Numbers)
However, 5.2134... Is not an element of N, but it is still an element of R. The set of R is uncountably infinite, the set of N is countably infinite.
For every x, x is an element of the Universal Set.
The Universal Set is the set of all possiblities and impossibilities.
A is a subset of U, consisting of all the possibilities.
The empty set O is a subset of U, consisting of no elements.
x is an element of A and U, since A is a subset of U.
For every x that is an element of A, can be performed.
God has the power to do everything in set A.
God is omnipotent, because there is no element x in the set in which God cannot do.
Hence, x is an onto function of God, under the set of A.
Since x is true for everything, then there is nothing God cannot do in Set A.
For god, he can do Ax e A.
Therefore, God is omnipotent.
P.S. Logic is not restrained by human thinking.
God cannot make a square circle. It's logically impossible. That doesn't limit his power, because his power is limitless, and infinite, in the set of possibilites.