I do not make that claim. I am asking if someone can give good evidence or reasoning that it does not have a logical contradiction.
I understand that. I was trying to start at the beginning so that we could get back on the same page.
Yes, I can show you that it is not logically inconsiistent.
This is how the "omnipotence paradox" is presented to theists:
If God cannot create a rock which God cannnot lift, then God is not omnipotent.
Do you agree that this is the focus of our discussion? If so, I will be showing that the above proposition is FALSE. The true statement is:
If God cannnot create a rock which God cannot lift, then God IS omnipotent.
Do you see it?
FALSE ---- > "If God cannot create a rock which God cannnot lift, then God is not omnipotent."
TRUE ------ > "If God cannnot create a rock which God cannot lift, then God IS omnipotent."
If I am successful, then, the "unliftable rock" confirms omnipotence. Here we go:
We start with the event: God Cannot Create a Rock which cannot be lifted. Below is this event described in logical notation.
∃(created-rock) and Not Lifted (created-rock) = False
∃(created-rock) and Not Lifted (created-rock) = Not True
Not (∃(created-rock) and Not Lifted (created-rock)) = True
The above is nothing more than the transitive property, moving the negation from one side of the equation to the other. It's just like algebra. Then,, we take the last line and...
... Applying DeMorgan's Law and the negation of an existential quantifier ...
∀(created-rock) OR Lifted (created-rock) = True
Here, above, the "NOT" on the far left is distributed. Again, just like algebra. However, when the negation is distrubuted the "AND NOT" in the center becomes an "OR". That's Demorgans law. The Existential Quantifier is negated, and now it is a Universal Quantifier.
Therefore, if the rock is created, lifting it or not is irrelevant to the truth value of the proposition. Because of this, answering "no" to the original question literally means, ANY rock can be lifted or not which is true and consistent with the defintion of omnipotence.
Got it?