Omniscient And Omnipotent Novels & Stories

“That was always a part of me but aren’t there other people more rational than me?” “Yes but you have traits that will allow you to survive in Foserense.” “Like what?” Goddess chuckled. “David, the knowledge I have cannot be understood by a human.” “Oh, God works in mysterious ways right?” “No. People tend to forget that I am omniscient, well at least as omniscient as I want to be.” “And? Doesn’t that mean you would know how to explain to me in a way that I would understand?” “I do but you are not omniscient. Explaining it to you in a way you would understand would take an inordinate amount of time, time that I am not interested in spending, explaining to you.”

"No, my Cáel. We are a blood-thirsty society and the ultimate mistakes are answered with the ultimate punishments. I cannot fully express my pride in you for what you did, even in opposition to my will." There was a pause in our relationship and conversation. I thought she sensed my turmoil and aided me in finding some level of peace. With her kind of entity, I would never be sure. "What did Carrig do to me?" I asked. "I don't know." That was not what I expect. Evasion - yes. The ugly truth - no. "I find the concept of an omniscient, omnipotent deity to be self-defeating," she mused. "Sort of negates the whole Free Will thing," I bantered.

"A godly being from another plain? Like the phoenix god?" "Oh, no, no, no." For the first time, she heard Ve laugh, a laugh full of disdain as if she was a dumb little child. "Of course not. The phoenix is just fiction, an imaginative construct for the weak-minded crowd. The godly being I met is much more real - it isn't omnipotent or benevolent, of course. The thought of an omnipotent entity that saves us all is plainly ridiculous, in a scientific sense. No. I call it godly only because of the deathly power it possesses and the fact that, though it can think and communicate, it isn't human. It is from another plain, not from this world."

Sure, living life as one was hard, but I found strength in being one. Omegas are seen as the weakest of the Pack and are usually mistreated. It's the law of nature, they are at the bottom of the chain. However, dare I contest that omegas are one of the strongest in the Pack! They go on about their lives, fighting silent battles that pack members would not understand. They are not given anything so they must strive for themselves. They are not accepted so they must learn to accept themselves. Sure, they might not be physically strong, but they have the strongest will amongst many others.

The biggest difference between the two is the presence of the strength of belief to that of a god and nil for the immortal. The immortal is solitary while the gods are legion with his world or worlds in dominion with endless supplies of the strength of belief. This so called strength of belief strengthens and expands the soul. It may sound simple but it's not since one belief strength from a single person is equivalent to a hundred souls consumed. Of course, that's just in terms of mortals. But what if one evolves his domain of worlds and someday produces immortals? How many strengths can he gather for all infinity without even lifting a single finger and his strength will only constantly ri

Benji’s voice caught slightly. “A guardian. One of ours? Or… something else?” “Continue,” I urged, my jaw tightening. Benji was a bit dramatic and unnaturally over paranoid. “Rising from the ashes, Is born the Omnipotent.” His finger traced the next line as he continued. “This! This is where it gets unsettling, your majesty. It says an ‘Omnipotent.’ So whoever or whatever it is isn’t just powerful, but all-powerful.”

Paige agreed, finding the reasoning plausible. However, curiosity struck her. "So, honey, what exactly did Russel offer that James couldn't refuse?" Chris shot Paige a sidelong glance. “What?” Paige was dumbfounded. "Do you really think I'm omniscient? That I know everything happening in the world?" Paige nodded. "Well, yeah. I think you know everything. You're omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent." Chris smirked. "Thank you for holding me in such high regard, but I'm not all-powerful."

he questioned “He is not somebody neither is he anybody, he is existence, everything that works for Yahweh and Kanedara is drawn from him” “What are the powers he created?” “I do not know how many but what I do know is that three different powers rule our universe... Magic, Science, and Faith; in Kanedara, God installed heavily the power of magic and in Yahweh, God installed heavily the power of Faith, and in both brothers he installed heavily and equally the power of Science but in each brother is a deposit of the other’s major”

His mind looked around the cosmos thinking he could find the face of God but Cain knew he was too busy to look down on him, this alone gave him a feverish sensation down his spine. "Is this your greatest way of punishing me?" Cain asked and his voice echoed into oblivion, practically into the dept of the stars and into nothingness "Is this your biggest plan for me? Your curse on me? How mature of you!" He said but there was no occurrence, only the glaring of stars looked down at him gently which made him a little angry "They say you're omnipotent, omniscience and omnipresent but none of the omnies belongs to you. You're nothing distinct from a fragile human, watching and observing in quietne

James also felt a chill run down his spine. How could the Omniscient Deity be so strong? He never expected Jade Sect’s leader, the Omniscient Deity, who remained a neutral force, to be so strong. He might be incapable of defeating the Omniscient Deity if they got into a fight.