What did William of Ockham believe about God's power?
Limited
Unlimited
Conditional
Non-existent
Answer
Unlimited. William of Ockham held that God's power is boundless and unrestricted. He argued that God can do anything that is logically possible, including creating new worlds, changing the past, and performing miracles. Ockham believed that God's power is not limited by any natural laws or moral principles, and that God is free to act in any way that he chooses.
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