I think it says a lot about you that you're so excited to fight with someone who believes in an omnipotent god that you've projected that belief onto Paul Buchheit and have taken up the fight on Hacker News. You might be better off finding someone who actually believes that.
From what I tell by reading his actual words--and of course such summaries are fraught with peril--Paul's god is the collection of structures which offer "unconditional love" in the world. I see no mention of omnipotence.
Then to answer your questions:
1) He described being 'reduced' to unconditional love during his daughter's struggle.
2) Nothing, really. He seems to be talking about the doctors and nurses only as background information for his experience.
3) Paul didn't thank his god in this post at all, nor did he disregard the doctor's and nurses. In fact, most of his story has to do with the doctors and nurses and what they did, and very little about gods. You seem, again, to be projecting the beliefs of... well, I don't know who... your parents? Sarah Palin? ... on Paul.
From what I tell by reading his actual words--and of course such summaries are fraught with peril--Paul's god is the collection of structures which offer "unconditional love" in the world. I see no mention of omnipotence.
Then to answer your questions:
1) He described being 'reduced' to unconditional love during his daughter's struggle.
2) Nothing, really. He seems to be talking about the doctors and nurses only as background information for his experience.
3) Paul didn't thank his god in this post at all, nor did he disregard the doctor's and nurses. In fact, most of his story has to do with the doctors and nurses and what they did, and very little about gods. You seem, again, to be projecting the beliefs of... well, I don't know who... your parents? Sarah Palin? ... on Paul.