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Theological Pontification pt. 4 before/after
Let me begin once more.
The flaw in Hebrew mythology, and Western Christian mythology seems to be another part of the argument itself.
The thought that God, an omnipotent being, could actually lose an argument in any arena to an inferior creature invalidates omnipotency.
Meaning that in Western Christian mythology, God had to manifest Himself on the earth to save makind from the clutches of His adversary, an inferior being. This would dictate that at some point God was losing the argument.
This is patently impossible given the rules these dual mythologies have laid out, given that God is omnipotent, and as such, the argument invalidates itself.
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