NO LINKS PLEASE According to Aquinas, God’s omnipotence is: Group of answer choices able to bring about any outcome only able to bring about possible outcomes an unknowable mystery all of the above

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Anthony Aslangul asked Jul 10, 2022

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According to Aquinas, God’s omnipotence is:
Group of answer choices

able to bring about any outcome

only able to bring about possible outcomes

an unknowable mystery

all of the above

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able to bring about any outcome

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Aquinas thought God's power was infinite and he could do anything

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