Omnipotence convinces one that all his decisions are infallible. Can you aid a fallen God now that he sees the error of his ways?

A person is formed by experiences. The past is a blind sculptor. To deny that artist his masterwork is to mock your own experience.

Prepare thyselves for battle most fierce and awesome.

By all means, give me a reason to decline,” Ronan suggested as Felix moved to stand. “You came with high demands, and everyone knows a warlock collects in blood.

Omnipotence is a status that is fragile at best. By its very own standard meaning of unlimited power, unlimited authority, unlimited presence, and unlimited meaning; it still follows within its own realm of self-defeat, being overwhelmingly defeated, unlimited defeat, being crippled, being negated, being surpassed, being unable to do, and etc. And of course, one can twist metalogic, add in paradoxes, add in metapotence, but it's usually as a means to maintain the belief of something so high, that it cannot be reached. Unfortunately, it's been reached, and it has been defeated by finite conditions.

If I were omnipotent and omnibenevolent I wouldn't be so damn ineffable.