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Nope. They logically contradict one another. If god is all-knowing, or knows the future and the past (i.e. is has a "plan for everybody"), then if he cannot change the future or the past, as it is set. Thus he can't be omnipotent. If he does change the flow of history, then he didn't know the future or the past, meaning he was not omniscient.

Furthermore, omnipotence even contradicts itself. Can god make a rock so heavy he can't lift it himself? This may sounds childish, but it holds a great truth.

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