In the reading, God says, "I could no more choose to give you free will than I could choose to make an equilateral triangle equiangular. I could choose to make or not to make an equilateral triangle in the first place, but having chosen to make one, I would then have no choice but to make it equiangular." To this the mortal responds, "I thought you could do anything!" To which God says, "Only things which are ..."
A) morally perfect.
B) spiritually correct.
C) scientifically valid.
D) logically possible.

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The statement made by God implies that there are certain limitations to what even God can do, and that is limited by what is logically possible. This means that even God cannot do things that are logically impossible, such as creating a square circle or making 1+1=3. Therefore, the correct choice is D.

In the Reading, God Says, "I Could No More Choose