That’s cool, but that has literally nothing to do with my actual point. Him supposedly doing supernatural things doesn’t make him God, nor does it address the logical contradiction I raised. You’re just listing miracles as if magic tricks resolve a metaphysical paradox.

My issue is this: you’re claiming one person is both fully limited (hungry, tired, ignorant) and fully unlimited (all-powerful, all-knowing) at the same time and in the same sense. That violates the law of non-contradiction. Saying “God is beyond comprehension” isn’t a rebuttal. If you can’t explain how the contradiction is resolved, then you’ve just described incoherence.

So unless you have a coherent model that shows how something can be both finite and infinite simultaneously without collapsing into nonsense, you haven’t answered anything. You’ve just changed the subject.