YellowNarwhale

If everything is limited and finite. Then there wouldn't be a concept of Infinity. The fact that you can talk about infinity already means that infinity exists, even if only in concept. If everything is infinite and you are talking about a finite amount of possibilities. Then with omniscience you will be able to know the way to turn finite into infinite. Because you know 'everything', an infinite everything. If only some things in everything are infinite and other things are finite, then an omniscient person can use that infinite to turn other finite things infinite. No matter how irrelevant a knowledge is, if that knowledge is infinite, it will cross into all domains. If that infinite knowledge doesn't have ways to turn other knowledge infinite then that knowledge isn't infinite. For example if you multiply, add, subtract, etc, the number of PI which is infinite with anything, the outcome is infinite. If you know all of PI, what it fully implies, and all other finite knowledge. You can use that knowledge of PI to turn other knowledge infinite. Hope this helps.

Here’s your argument, refined and with your additional points incorporated: Omnipotence requires the ability to do anything. If there are only finite possibilities, one cannot do "anything" because they are constrained by those limits. Therefore, omnipotence is inherently tied to infinite possibilities—without infinity, omnipotence cannot exist. Similarly, omniscience means knowing everything. If knowledge is finite, then one cannot know everything. True omniscience must include the ability to understand how to turn finite knowledge into infinite knowledge, as omniscience isn't just about knowing what is already known. Without knowing how to transcend finitude, one wouldn't truly know "everything." If everything is finite, then omniscience must also be finite. This would create finite omniscience, a concept distinct from traditional omniscience, because "everything" would no longer imply infinite possibilities. A finite everything implies a lack of infinity, meaning ideas like the infinite digits of pi could not exist. In a finite universe, where both everything and omniscience are finite, any concept related to the infinite would be impossible. Thus, true omniscience and omnipotence require infinity, as they both depend on the existence of infinite possibilities. Without this, neither omniscience nor omnipotence can exist in their full, traditional sense.