 It may be thought that, necessarily, any agent who has the power to produce an infinitely large amount of energy or force is omnipotent. Yet, this seems not to be true. After all, it seems possible for there to be an agent who is infinitely powerful in this sense, but who nonetheless lacks complete command and control of the energies or forces it has the power to produce. If so, an agent’s possessing the power to produce an infinite amount of energy or force does not entail that the agent in question is omnipotent. As illustrated by the example described above of an agent who has the power to move a feather into infinitely many positions, but who lacks the power to move a heavy boulder, an agent’s (S’s) having the power to bring about infinitely many things of one sort, does not guarantee that S has the power to bring about things of another sort.