One of my first propositions a few decades ago was that God Has Limits. WLC appears to be circling around a false dilemma, since declaring limits for God does not necessarily anthropomorphize Him, unless the minds declaring are limited to humans as a model. Although at first it might seem heretical or blasphemous to wonder about God’s limits, the truth is just the opposite, for a limited God requires cooperation from the creatures, but creatures praising God as unlimited offend Him by exceeding these limits.
God’s powers are not increased by human boasting. A child may say, “My father can do anything,” and the human father feels flattered, but God sees an unresponsive ignoramus who is not helping. Generally, the presupposition God has no limits has meant the humans treat the resources as endless and the planet as disposable. Here is where I’ve tried to “officially” end any expectation of a Christian finding Christ at the Second Coming. An adult believing God makes worlds in a finger-snap is too benighted for hope.
Jesus said “the great” would refuse to come to the wedding feast, and my guess about this recently has been that only those who have begun to see the religions are at best fairytales, would be prepared for the new (and real) religion, with a solid existential paradigm, a description of the soul and its origin along with as its spiritual journey, etc. It seems one must be wise to gain more wisdom, or more of a real person to face the realities of a world. Or perhaps none come to the feast, God finding no one but sinners.
