I want to represent the shaolin monk Kwai Chang Caine from the 70s TV western Kung Fu. He's the original "young grasshopper" and has some impressive feats even though the majority of the people he fights are unskilled fodder. There aren't a lot of martial artists in the wild west. He's like a real-life peak human.
His casual NORMAL punch ain't >HST though they're like multi mountain+ at best
They're definitely more powerful than that. Even Genos at the begining of the series was probably mountain level with his strongest blasts since his casual ones could take out significant portions of a mountain. There's also a little known fact that Saitama still does his workout and gets stronger every day. If Saitama today fights Saitama from yesterday Saitama today wins with one punch. It's pretty outrageous.
I made this thread because some people claim that One Piece Characters are continent level and more which is what Saitama's best feats actually are.
@dshipp17: I'm 20 but you're close enough about my age. My grandmother knows I'm an athiest but she does hope that I'll change which is why she has me go to church. The reason I go to church besides her pretty much forcing me to is because I want to learn more about the bible and Christianity and everything this church teaches comes directly from the bible. I've never lied to any of them and said I was a Christian, I've just been quiet. If they ask if I'm a believer or not I'll tell them but I hope they just continue to let me observe.
I'm really not looking to be converted. I'm just asking a question to see if any Christians have a logical answer for me.
@juicers: It just clearly wasn't a normal punch. Not just the power but also the way he was drawn made it clear that he was showing Genos a little bit more of his power than he had already seen.
I've got a question for someone who believes in an all-knowing and all-powerful God.
I'm an athiest but I go to a Christian church with my grandmother sometimes and I have a question I'm planning to ask next time I'm in the discussion group they have before the sermon and music. I'm going to ask it here so maybe I don't have to ask it there. They don't know I'm an athiest and if they found out I expect they wouldn't want me there judging by some of the things I've heard said in the discussion group. I like learning by sitting in and listening so I tend to just keep my mouth shut and not ask questions. Here's the one I'm wondering about.
According to this church God is all-knowing and that includes knowing what will happen in the future. Everything always goes according to God's plan and there's nothing we can do to change it. If that's true, what's the point of praying to ask for something? If your loved one is in the hospital and you believe in God there seems to me to be no point to me to ask God to save them because you essentially believe in determinism and your prayers shouldn't matter.
If you're just praying to thank God for your blessings and praise him I get that but asking him for things seems silly to me. What's the logic behind it?
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