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How can god be omnipotence?

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First of all, "god" cannot be omnipotent. "god" is a polytheistic term implying that there is more than one god. "God" (capital 'G') is a monotheistic term meaning that there is only one God. Thee God. The definition for omnipotence is "Having all the power or authority." The Bible says in Genesis 1:1 that "In the beginning God created the heaven and the Earth." He created it, therefore He has all power over it.

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