Resolved: It is logically impossible for the Judeo-Christian Conception of God to Exist.

And I thank the readers for reading this debate. Throughout this debate, the existence of a God has been presupposed. What has been called into question is the existence of the Judea-Christian God (JCG) which has been conceived as having the attributes of omnipotence, omniscience, etc. My opponent cannot simply demand I prove God has these attributes, according to the resolution and the fact they are making the assertion, it was their burden to prove the logical impossibility of a God with these attributes. In other words, God is x, y, and z until my opponent proves God is not x, y, and z. As I observed in Round 1, "Pro has the entire BOP to show exactly why the Judea-Christian concept of God is logically impossible. Con must refute Pro's arguments. " My opponent, never even bothered to touch this observation until I again brought it up in Round 2. Therefore, it is binding. The JCG is omnipotent omnipresent, omniscient, eternal, and omnipotent until my opponent proves the converse. My opponent's case is detonated by this syllogism: 1. The JCG is x, y, and z (x, y, and z being placeholders for it's actually attributes)] 2. The Bible is the basis for the JCG 3. The Bible contradicts (1) 4. Conclusion 1: It is logically impossible for God to be omniscient 5. Knowledge is needed for creation 6. Knowledge must be obtained through the senses 7. God existed somewhere where senses could not be utilized 8. Conclusion 2: It is logically impossible for God to have obtained the knowledge needed to create the universe Conclusion 2 is dependent upon the truth of Conclusion 1 simply if God was omniscient then He would have this knowledge. Period. God would have existed eternally with all knowledge. (1) and (2) are definitions of the JCG. (3) is where my opponent cites Genesis 1, the creation story, as the logical contradiction needed to disprove omniscience. In response, I stated God had knowledge of X, but, chose not to reveal this knowledge. My opponent has not shown a logical contradiction because of this counter-argument, which went largely unrefuted. Therefore, it is still logically possible for God to have omniscience thus, my opponent's logic fails as it rests on the logical impossibility of God being omniscient. Now to the rest of the case. Concessions I respond by cross applying the above here. Timelessness God existed outside of time, as creator, and also inside time, according to His omnipresence. Nowhere is somewhere, and "no-time" is sometime. God existed before the universe thus, in a timeless reality. Therefore, God has the ability to manipulate time and no-time. Prior Conception Tying in with omnipresence, by being in existence in all times and non-times God has seen the hypothetical "bowl" before the hypothetical "bowl" exists. My opponent states, to paraphrase, God was no the creator because He was exposed to the universe before the creation of the universe. But, the reverse is true, God was exposed to the universe, to put it in out perceptive, after He, Himself created the universe. Omniscience The definition of God is x (x once again being a placeholder) it was my opponent's burden to disprove X. I do not have to prove X exists simply refute your disproof using y which in this case is God's existence everywhere and nowhere as well as in every time in no time meaning God has experienced everything. Omnipresence God exists in the future and the past as well as in every time and "non-time" after and before in every possible form. God has experienced everything. I extend and cross-apply my last paragraph of round 3 here as well as Prior Conception. My opponent says God had to travel to the future to see the universe, but, that in itself is wrong, as God exists in the past and the future simultaneously at once. Possibility of knowing everything God has experienced all there is to experience, thus, God knows all there is to know from the beginning of eternity to the end of eternity. Cross apply the last paragraph of round 3 here.