Preposition: of

• thought: Early in this century, Freud defined magic as the omnipotence of thought [ 7 ] .

• money: Material Girls ( and Boys ) Connected with the theme of the omnipotence of money is the theme of materialism.

Converse of object

• analyze: There are at least two approaches to analyzing omnipotence that hold out some hope of success.

• feel: Christianity is the only religion on earth that has felt that omnipotence made God incomplete.

• have: Tho it be spoken at times in a mere whisper it has omnipotence behind it.

Adjective modifier

• divine: Finally in prayer he has assured himself a direct influence on the divine will and with it a share in the divine omnipotence.

• own: Dr. Gamble, against, says doctors may start to believe in their own omnipotence.

• absolute: Is the creation of a universe a sure indication of absolute omnipotence, for example?

• magical: Stirner is not pursuing some fantasy of magical omnipotence.

Modifies a noun

• cannot: Omnipotence cannot be exalted; Infinity cannot be amplified; Perfection cannot be improved.