You're listening to Greg and Amy on the hashtag STRask podcast.

So today, Greg, we have some questions about kind of objections to maybe from people who aren't Christians or, you know, some of these people are Christians, but they're the kinds of things you would get from people who aren't Christians.

So this first one comes from Maggie.

Hi there. I'm a Christian wrestling with this. Is there a possibility that there is a being outside of God's comprehension that is greater

than God?

I know the Bible says that God is infinite and omniscient, but could there be a being outside

of his omniscience?

I don't think so, but this is, I'm curious what you have to say about this, but some

of times these are solved by thinking it, by thinking about the nature of something.

And what you end up with is an what philosophers call it an analytic statement.

That is something true by definition.

It's not true because you've discovered something out there.

It's an a priori, not a posterior.

It's before looking at things.

And it's rather before you kind of look at the physical universe to see.

So an example of that would be, is it possible there could be any unmarried bachelors?

I mean, any married bachelors?

Well, no, because a bachelor just is somebody who's not married.

And if the person was married, he wouldn't be a bachelor.

But that has to do with how word, the meanings of words, right?

And consequently, that's why they call analytic statements.

They're true by definition.

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