I am not english users, so i have confused with terms almighty, all-powerful and omnipotence.
I saw many sites like as wiki sites.
They made a page of omnipotence, but do not used the word almighty.
(I saw all-powerful instead on the pages)
And some dictionary describes omnipotence meaning to do anything is that same meaning to do all thing (everything)?
Q. almighty is not meaning can do everything?
Q. Can not write allpowerful? instead all-powerful? why use - or all powerful (with blank?)
My friend, when it comes to omnipotence, you need to talk to @Clara Sirius.
@Clara Sirius would you mind comin over here, for help please?
I am posses a high level of expertise at this stuff.
Basically, in general sense almighty, all-powerful and omnipotent are synonyms, which means you can use them interchangeably talking with other people. However, one really important aspect of language that AI didn't conquer is context. In different situations, these words may change their meaning and be no more synonyms of each other. For example, the word “composing.” It may refer to the process of creating/narrating, practice or hobby of creativity, art of creation/narration, etc. Impactful forms in English open great possibilities for context to appear.
The same way within this community, we define Omnipotence as the one state of being able to do anything, which pretty much is all-powerfulness and almightiness. So, yeah, they are synonyms but they may change depending on what kind of Omnipotence you mean. We use more complicated and theological concept to justify its difference with Metapotence, so in some cases you may refer to Omnipotence as the power and competence to do absolutely anything (which is more accurate to say it's Metapotence) or as incomprehensible state of being above all, which includes such properties as Omniscience, Absolute Transcendence, Eternal Existence, Indeterminacy and infinitely more. Neither way Omnipotence can be interchanged as "almightiness" or "all-powerfulness" but you should see distinction between those two take-ons on this concept.
AI didn't conquer is context
what does that meaning for? AI? you mean Artificial Intelligence?
And so this wiki and several wiki used term omnipotence is best power include every-power and, to do anything meaning is same as to do everything.
Also, Some wikis like this wiki used term omnipotence or omnipotent different view of terms, then almighty and all-powerful is what is meaning for? (like almighty meaning above all but can't do anything?)
@Bdcmetal666 Yes, I referred to AI as artificial intelligence, meaning context is not something it can manage with these times.
Essentially, since omnipotence, almightiness and all-powerfulness are all interchangeable synonyms, when you define one of them in some way, all others start to mean the same. The only way to break this is to define one of the left synonyms in another way, so they wouldn't be synonyms contextually.
Okay, good I understand 90% thanks.
"The power to be supremely almighty and invincible." (vs battle wiki)
would have meant near to "Almighty" or "That can do all" (super power wiki) (near to almighty?)
So this context used the word Almighty and Omnipotence distinguish or not?
@Bdcmetal666 Context may make synonyms mean different if they are defined in such way. As for the first question, I didn't quite get it.
@Clara Sirius As for the first question
Which one?
@Bdcmetal666 I misunderstand what "near to almighty" means.
@Bdcmetal666 This is actually a nicely made page. In this case, the authors used «near “almighty”» to say "almighty" is a close synonym for omnipotence. You know, this is some phenomena in linguistics when two words are synonyms but they can't be used interchangeably in any situation depending on context. However, in general sense these words are completely interchangeable and they aren't only when you define them differently.
What do you think?
