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Alright. You make a valid point, though it's wrong as we're discussing this from a mostly atheist or deistic viewpoint.
However, there are several arguments against God being truely "all-powerful". One particularly pervasive bit of Fanon (Not sure if it's actually in the bibel, though most things from Dante's Inferno are taken to be canon) states that Satan managed to shake his throne, implying some limit to his power. If he really is all powerful, why did Satan get a opportunity to trick Eve against Gods will? And if it was Gods will that Adam and Eve partake of the Fruit, why not just tell them to do it once and then say, "k guys I'm going to plop you down on Earth for a bit it's gonna suck but you're still cool wit me"?
God is either Limited or Illogical.
Free will, he COULd force people to do what he wanted but he don't, for better or worse he allows every one to make their own mind, even Satan.
As for illogical, maybe to you, but many things seem illogical to us now but in the future will be easy.
Like at one point it was illogical to think humans would even be able to fly, or illogical to think the earth is round, now days? It's 100% logical, now keep in mind if we keep God as he is, he is
A. of a higher understanding
B. would be the nase idea of a cave man seeing us now, or us seeing someone light years ahead of us, we cant beguin to assume whats "logical" to us is always the "logical awnser" he knows more, been around longer and has higher "thought function" if he exists.
I'm not saying he is all powerful, the bible says he is, as well as MOST Christians 9I'm not aware of any big ones that claim he si not)
for example, at one point the idea of skin colour making you "better" was logical to us, now its ilogical, giving time its possible this will no longer be illogical