<"This sounds like the age-old discussion on omniscience and omnipotence. If god is all powerful, then god can make a burrito so hot so that even god could not eat it. However, this means that god can't eat the burrito, which means god is not all-powerful. ... unless i'm missing something (and some of my believer friends tell me that yes, I am <smile>).">

I'm not a theist, but I think the "smart" theist answer to this little riddle is that you're pointing out *logical* limits to omniscience and omnipotence. No matter how powerful or smart a being is, they can't do something that is logically imossible, like make a 4-sided triangle (or a compassionate conservative). This is not because the task is too difficult, but because the taks is defined incoherently. Your all-too-hot-burrito may be a more subtle and complicated example of a 4-sided triangle.

If a theist thinks that their omni-groovy god can do things that are logically impossible, well... best of luck defending that idea. More likely, the theist himself is trying to do something logically impossible. =)