Write Up and Notes Found At : http:\\www.schoolfreeware.com (Blog Section) Many philosophy teachers have asked this question. It is designed to make the students think about the situation and make philosophy teachers obnoxious. This question is an omnipotence paradox. This question is a clever argument to Gods omnipotence. There seems to be two possible situations to this question. If God can not create a rock that he can not move, then, God is not omnipotent. If God can create a rock that God can not move then God is not omnipotent because God would not be able to move that rock. However, combining some religion, philosophy, theoretical physics and one equation from Albert Einstein may allow for other answers. A way of looking at how to achieve infinite energy would be to use a specialized vacuum cleaner. Instead of collecting dirt from a carpet, this vacuum can collect energy from the universe. If you believe that the universe has infinite energy, then as the vacuum operates it will collect infinite energy over time. If you believe that there are infinite parallel universes, then, infinite energy can be collected by taking some energy from each universe. Since there is no end to the parallel universes, there will be no end to the energy collected. Albert Einsteins famous formula will be used: E = MC^2 E is Energy M is Mass C is the Speed of Light (Latin Word Celeritas) So: Energy = Mass multiplied by The Speed Of Light squared Albert Einstein theorized that energy and ...
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