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Omnipotence in the Transference and in the Countertransference

The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review, 1995
The concept of omnipotence refers to a primitive fantasy, a mechanism of defense, and a pathological psychic structure. Omnipotence and its derivative defensive operation, omnipotent control, are highly prevalent in borderline personality organization.
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The Act of Omnipotence:

2021
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Omnipotence and Sin

Analysis, 1982
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Divine Omnipotence, Divine Sovereignty and Moral Constraints on the Prevention of Evil: A Reply to Sterba

Religions, 2022
Eric Reitan
exaly  

The Paradox of Omnipotence

Analysis, 1965
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OMNIPOTENCE IN CHILD PROTECTION: MAKING ROOM FOR AMBIVALENCE

Journal of Social Work Practice, 2008
Linda Davies
exaly  

FROM DIVINE OMNIPOTENCE TO THE OMNIPOTENCE OF MATTER

Bijdragen, 2008
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Omnipotent tissue adhesive

Science Bulletin, 2020
Guopu, Chen, Yuanjin, Zhao
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On Omnipotence

Noûs, 1967
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Omnipotence

New Scholasticism, 1968
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