[~ot] why is programming so fun?

[Yigal Chripun]

Georg Wrede wrote:
> Gregor Richards wrote:
>> Yigal Chripun wrote:
>>
>>> one last thing, let's consider god from a logical POV:
>>> god is all powerful => God can create a rock no-one can lift => god
>>> cannot lift the rock or god cannot create such a rock => contradiction
>>
>>
>> I hate this argument.
>>
>> God is all powerful => God can create a rock that he cannot lift =>
>> God /can/ lift the rock => Not a contradiction because God is exempt
>> from logic. Any god which did not create the rules of logic and reason
>> is not a god, and any god which did must himself be exempt from them.
>>
>>  - Gregor Richards
> 
> Well put.
> 
> (Although I don't believe in god(s), this is well enough put to warrant
> some meditation.)
> 

Both of you assume that there is one universal definition of the concept
of "god" and therefore my definition must be the same as yours. well,
that's wrong. read my replies to BCS.
I can define what god is in my POV anyway I want, or just not define it
at all and remove it from my vocabulary. Also, The Christian definition
of the concept is indeed very different from a Jewish one. So even if
the above applies to a specific definition, it does not apply to all
definitions.