The Omnipotence Paradox is a philosophical dilemma that questions the nature of an all-powerful being, often associated with God. It asks whether an omnipotent being can create a task so difficult that even they cannot accomplish it, such as creating a stone so heavy that they cannot lift it. If they can create such a stone, it suggests a limit to their power; if they cannot, it also implies a limitation. This paradox highlights the complexities of defining omnipotence. It raises questions about the logical consistency of absolute power and challenges our understanding of divine capabilities, prompting discussions in theology and philosophy about the nature of power and existence.