Ultimately with R.C. Sproul What God Cannot Do
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Jan 12, 2026 Can God create a rock so heavy that He can't lift it? This intriguing paradox reveals the complexities of divine omnipotence. R.C. Sproul dissects what true omnipotence means, explaining that it doesn't allow for logical contradictions like lying or ceasing to exist. The discussion invites listeners to rethink the nature of God's power and engage with profound philosophical questions.
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Paradox Arises From A Misunderstanding
- R.C. Sproul reframes the classic paradox about God's omnipotence as a mistaken dilemma.
- He emphasizes that the question misunderstands what omnipotence means.
Omnipotence Excludes Contradictions
- Being omnipotent does not mean God can perform logical contradictions.
- R.C. Sproul explains that impossibilities like a movable-immovable rock are nonsensical, not limits on God.
God's Nature Sets Real Limits
- God cannot do things inconsistent with His nature, such as dying or lying.
- R.C. Sproul asserts God's immutability and sovereignty over what He creates.