God’s inability to pay

Likewise, there is no such thing as “omnipotent”

Not sure. If there is an omnipotent being who is not perfect, then he can also improve. We need to check if such a thing is possible.

There is no such thing as perfect because it does not have the ability to pay off, just as there is no such thing as omnipotent because it does not have the ability to be incompetent. Right?

“In other words: There is no such thing as perfect”

Translated into Hebrew: Although God is, by definition (also Rabbi Kook's definition), “perfect” and although there is a God “such”, in fact there is not.

My heart, my heart, to this God.

The fact that God cannot contradict the laws of logic does not diminish His level of perfection.

Yishai, did you respond to me..?
If so, it's not clear to me what your response has to do with what I said.

Yishai's intention is to say (apparently to Dvir) that the inability of the omnipotent to be incapable is not similar to the inability of the perfect to be perfect. First, being incapable is neither completeness nor ability, and therefore even if this is true, there is no flaw in his omnipotence. Second, this is simply a logical contradiction, and not necessarily in perfection.

The fact that they play with the concept of God as if he were plasticine and decide for him what he can and cannot do only proves that this is an object, a figment of the imagination, that they are trying to shape according to whims, with no connection to reality.