Re: i need urgent help : i'm demonically possessed

If it requires two different universes, then God's power is limited. If you wish, you can rephrase the question: "Can God create a rock in this universe that he cannot lift in this universe?"

I would argue (and I do believe) that everything possible is, was, or will be real. That is the beauty (and the doom) of multiverse proposals.

But to the point - if it requires more than one universe, God's power is limited? How so? It would actually be more power: to create several universes instead of "just" one. In our universe, humans don't show, say, Superman's superpowers. Can God create a human with such superpowers? But if God did, would Superman still qualify as human? God creates rules even God doesn't break - same as a software programmer creates rules that even they cannot break within the code, even though they can, potentially, rewrite the code in another way that allows for more things. I don't see God as any different from this. And I frankly see portraying God as a permanent Deus ex machina as both anthropocentric and small-minded. God is beyond the worries of what is possible and isn't in this universe or any other - and has to be, unless you conceive of God as a bureaucrat who permanently has to micro-manage every issue under the possible authority of the charge. Granted, that's how many people (most?) conceive of God. But it is not only unneeded - it's almost blasphemous.