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> An all-powerful, omniscient being invites some paradoxes/problems:

Not really:

* https://edwardfeser.blogspot.com/2010/02/dawkins-on-omnipote...

You can just claim that omniscience and omnipotence do not require that you can do logically impossible things. For instance, God couldn't will that 2+2=5, or that he could create something so heavy that he could not move it.

That kind of deity can not be restricted by logical paradoxes, it is beyond their reach so to speak.

That of course raises the question why even attempt logical proofs, but here we are.

The first is not a paradox but a nonsensical statement. Omnipotent, (by definition), does not include breaking logic because at its core something illogical is nonsense.

As to free will, well that's something only Catholics and Orthodox hold onto. I don't believe Muslims or many Protestants (Calvin?) adhere to that.