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    Therefore, Flint and Freddoso's account requires that Osc... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Flint and Freddoso's account of omnipotence does not provide a logically necessary condition on omnipotence.

    Therefore, Flint and Freddoso's account requires that Oscar has a power he in fact lacks.

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