for example, god cannot sin because the ability to sin is itself a limitation

if there is something God cannot do then that is a limitation

but i want an answer to my question

can God limit his own power

no
because the ability to limit onself is a limitation
just like the ability for me to shoot myself in the kneecaps is a limitation

but you have the power to do it

if God does not have the power to limit himself then he is not all powerful

if i can blow my own kneecaps off and cripple myself i am more powerful?

the power to limit oneself is a limitation

you dont seem to understand

i think i will wait for the answer of the intelligent person i asked

why am i more powerful if i am able to blow my own kneecaps off?

It is about the ability to actualize a potential

the capacity to act on a potential

your question is completely disparate

your definition of power can not be applied to god then

Yes it can, because God is interpreted as pure actuality in terms of actuality and potential

it is entirely the definition at hand

at least in the scholastic western world

as I was asking a christians

Omnipotence is perfect power, free from all mere potentiality

because it is pure actuality

no unresolved potential

so

Does God have the capacity to apply limitation to his own power

the transition from possibility to actuality or from act to potentiality, occurs only in creatures

why

it exists in things that arent alive

matter and form

when it is said that God can or could do a thing, the terms are not to be understood in the sense in which they are applied to created causes, but as conveying the idea of a being, the range of Whose activity is limited only by His sovereign will

By saying the God cannot transition to a state of potentiality denies Christ's existence

lol no it does not

It does

Christ was a human with divinity

still human

stil created

still with potency

This isn’t the catholic view maybe Protestant

The Church holds he is human

a human with divinity

The church holds is human and divine, not a human with divinity if you get the distinction