To be fair, nobody can do that. A) and B) are mutually exclusive.
Well, I would think that by setting the criterion that GOD can't do it, we are, ipso facto, implying that NO ONE could do it.
I mean, if GOD couldn't resolve A and B (which would be like making a 5-sided triangle or a rock so big he couldn't lift it), and someone else could...
they'd be God!
But as I think about it, you're right tsg... If we take the bible literally, there are plenty of things that would make sense to almost
anyone but which God can't seem to manage. For instance:
1) Do not kill your children with floods;
2) Do not create a race of beings with free will, and then torture them for using it;
3) Do not put together a handbook that is rife with contradictions, factual errors, and tons & tons of outright crap;
4) now you've gotten me started...
Not that most Christians take the bible that literally. My father--a devout Methodist--sums it up pretty nicely with "I don't think God is going to ask you whether you believe in evolution before letting you into heaven."
On the other hand, for all we know, that's the
first thing he'll ask you...