1. Following W. Rowe’s commentary on Aquinas’ conception of God in the former’s “idea of God”, what does it mean for God to be Omnipotent (i.e., all powerful)? 2. How is Berger’s articulation of the...

1. Following W. Rowe’s commentary on Aquinas’ conception of God in the former’s “idea of God”, what does it mean for God to be Omnipotent (i.e., all powerful)?


2. How is Berger’s articulation of the paramount reality and the finite provinces of meaning relevant to his demonstration of the religious experience?