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Omnibenevolent if you want to start arguments

>>676772

Oh, no arguments here. Just looking for something I don't know.

>>676772

honestly not trying to start any arguments here but who argues against the all-goodness of God apart from filthy gn*stics

>>676802

Rationalist heretics who think they know why good things are good.

>>676802

Satan would argue that God is not good because he was created, and then piss himself

>>677168

Your cat's opinion is certainly worth less than his, but don't limit satan's opinion to not be less valuable than your cat's as well.

>Omnipresent

Never liked that word because it combines two languages plus using one word that doesn't even make sense in context presence comes from Latin's ''pre sensus" meaning "appearing before" which is not exactly the same concept as indwelling or general spatial occupation.

Omnichoric would be better. The same rule applies to >>676772. Use Omniagthic and Omnikalic (all-good and all together lovely). Some other omni's on the top of my head: omnisophic (all-wise), omnimetric (measure of all things), omnichronic (ever present, though aiónios or eternal is better for that concept).

>>676802

I only really ever see people use omnibenevolent not in the sense of inifinite goodness but in the sense of God being, or not being as the atheists whine, infinitely tolerant of human sin.

>>677185

You do know that "omni-" exist in Latin too?

>>677370

No, must've forgot that, though omnipresence still doesn't make sense, even with that. You have spatium, which would make it omnispatial. I mean that sound far more organic and sensible than "omnipresence".

>>677372

You might want to read this. http://www.newadvent.org/summa/1008.htm