My God is the creator of all the universe. He has power over everything, because He created everything. I call this omnipotence because that is what it is (omni = all; potence = power). You can call it whatever you like. I don't care what you think my God should be able to do. He can't create a rock so heavy He can't lift it because that is not a meaningful request. He also can't create a round triangle or carve the purple from the 14th dimension of a unicorn's song. That's not my God; don't talk to me as if it is.

I have faith in my wife's character because I know her & I have good reasons for trusting her. I have faith in my office chair because I have relied on it before & it has not failed me; & because I recognize it is well-made & not in disrepair. This is one legitimate use of the word faith. This is the kind of faith I have in God. I believe He is real because of the logical impossibility of the alternative, and because I have experienced His power directly in my life & the lives of others. These reasons, whether good or bad, are what my faith is based on.

There is another kind of faith; "blind-faith". Those who have blind faith believe in something without having sufficient justification or in the face of evidence to the contrary. Some claim it is a great virtue to hold this kind of faith. This is also a legitimate use of the word faith; but it does not apply to me. Don't talk to me as if it does.

God has freewill. He knows what He will do because He decided to do it. He always does what He decides to do because He never makes mistakes.