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    This limitation holds even given Zeus's complete benevole... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Zeus could not cause a person's body to be unimpeded in the way volition is unimpeded.

    This limitation holds even given Zeus's complete benevolence.

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    Zeus’s power is limited in that he cannot do what it is logically impossible to do. He could not cause a person to be born before his parents (1.12.28–29), and he could not have made volition execute any choices but its own (1.1.23, 1.17.27). For the same kind of reason, he could not, for all his benevolence, cause a person’s body to be unimpeded in the way volition is unimpeded (4.1.100). Our bodies do not in fact belong to us, since we cannot always decide what will happen to them. There is th

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