The Omnipotence Paradox

What if God's power has limits? From the riddle of the unliftable stone to the challenge of divine freedom, The Omnipotence Paradox takes readers inside a rare dialogue between two brilliant minds: Dr. Etouhnav, a genius-level lawyer trained to expose contradictions, and Prof. Dimitri Volkov, a world-renowned theologian and mathematician. Across sharp exchanges-sometimes fiery, sometimes surprisingly tender-they wrestle with the deepest questions of faith and logic: - Can God make a stone He cannot lift?- Can a perfect being sin-or commit suicide?- Does prayer change God, or only us?- Can omnipotence coexist with evil and suffering? Unlike abstract philosophy, this book unfolds as a living dialogue-intense, witty, and always respectful. The result is a gripping exploration for believers, skeptics, and seekers alike. If you've ever wrestled with the question of whether an all-powerful God can truly "do anything," this book will challenge your assumptions-and maybe even deepen your faith.