Exploring the Notions of God's Complexity and Simplicity

God is described as both simple and complex - simple in structure as He is not spread out in space and time, but complex in function due to His infinite powers. The distinction between structural complexity and functional complexity is illustrated with an example of an electric razor (structurally complex but functionally limited) and a cutthroat razor (structurally simple but functionally complex). This complexity discussion is further emphasized through a scenario involving a razor's capabilities. There are two senses of simplicity at play here, with one being the simplicity of structure and the other being the complexity of function. This multi-layered view of simplicity is highlighted through a comparison of different types of razors. Additionally, the discussion touches upon a lack of response from Dawkins in a debate, showcasing the nuances of complexity and simplicity in philosophical and religious dialogues.