According to the Medieval philosophers that we have discussed in class, what doe

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According to the Medieval philosophers that we have discussed in class, what does it mean to claim that God is omnipotent? a. God can do anything that is physically possible, but cannot do anything that is physically impossible b. God can do anything that is logically possible, but cannot do anything that is logically impossible c. God can do anything that is consistent with the laws of nature, but cannot do anything that is inconsistent with the laws of nature d. All of the above e. None of the above
According to the Medieval philosophers that we have discussed in class, what does it mean to claim that God is omnipotent? a. God can do anything that is physically possible, but cannot do anything that is physically impossible b. God can do anything that is logically possible, but cannot do anything that is logically impossible c. God can do anything that is consistent with the laws of nature, but cannot do anything that is inconsistent with the laws of nature d. All of the above e. None of the above
According to the Medieval philosophers that we have discussed in class, what does it mean to claim that God is omnipotent? a. God can do anything that is physically possible, but cannot do anything that is physically impossible b. God can do anything that is logically possible, but cannot do anything that is logically impossible c. God can do anything that is consistent with the laws of nature, but cannot do anything that is inconsistent with the laws of nature d. All of the above e. None of the above

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The correct answer is:e. none of the above.

Explanation : Medieval philosophy exists in the period of middle ages. It extends from 5th century (fall of the Roman Empire) to the 16th century (Renaissance period). The philosophy during this time was largely theological. The concept of God's omnipotence was that of a God who could do anything physically, logically impossible with or without inconsistency with the laws of nature. As none of the options above has this concept the correct answer is easy :none of the above.

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