do anything we can think of. But here is something we seem to be able to think of: a square circle . We may not be able to imagine a square circle, and of course, such a notion is self-contradictory . For all that, we do know what a square circle would be: a shape that is both square and circular. One might argue, then, as follows: if God can do anything , then he could create an actual square circle. But square circles, being self-contradictory, cannot exist. Does this mean that it is in God's capacity to do impossible things? But this example is only impossible in the time space reality in which we live that is governed by universal laws. Since God created these laws along with His universe using His omnipotence, He has demonstrated two things. One, that He has no desire to create a square-circle. Two, that He indeed could. He merely would choose to create a reality with different universal laws, since they are at His discretion via His omnipotence. Along the same lines there is this oft repeated conundrum: would God's omnipotence allow him to create a stone that he could not lift? On the one hand, he is omnipotent, so he could create anything; but if he created this stone, then he could not lift it. It does not seem to solve the problem to say that, just as a matter of fact, God does not make square circles, or stones he cannot