God Cannot Possibly be Omnipotent

RebuttalAs far as humans know, there is no way to both open and not open a door but the same time, neither is there a way for him to not exist and still have power, and there is definitely no way for God to create a curse that is reversible as well as irreversible at the same exact time.This is the fatal flaw with your argument. Your argument is based upon the premise of human understanding, but the idea of omnipotence in itself surpasses that. Let me put it this way.P1: An omnipotent god can do anything.P2: Breaking the laws of logic is a 'thing'.C1: Therefore an omnipotent god can break the laws of logic.Or, P1: An omnipotent god can do anything.P2: Contradicting yourself whilst not contradicting yourself, is a "thing".C1: Therefore an omnipotent god can contradict itself whilst not doing anything.The fact is, the definition you have posed of omnipotence means whether we understand it or not, he can do everything. Human understanding says we cannot both be and not be, or curse and nor curse, but at one point, human understanding said the sun could not be the centre of the solar system, or gravity could not be a thing. Human understanding is finite with infinite potential, but omnipotence is infinite throughout, and to say that human understanding overpowers infinite power, to even break the laws of logic, places a very large BOP on you, to prove why omnipotence must be within human logic. Because, by its definition it doesn't have to.It is a fallacy of the argument from ignorance to state that because human understanding doesn't know about being able to do such a thing, it therefore cannot be done. Human understanding as of this point does not know everything, and can only make claims based upon what it does know. It can only assert using information it has. So you cannot make the claim you did above when we don't know if you can both open and not open a door. There simply isn't evidence against or for, so to say that because there is an absence, it means we cannot has no hold in debate.The information we do know, and have accepted is that the definition of omnipotent is able to do everything. With that definition, God is fully well and able to open and close a door at the same time, fully capable of doing things outside any mortal paradigms, fully capable of out-doing human logic and syllogistically, he can be and not be at the same time. Whether we understand it or not, it does not matter, because by the definiton of omnipotence he can outdo human understanding. For you to nullify this point, you have to prove that:I) Omnipotence must be within human logic.II) It is impossible to both do and not do something, completely objectively no matter what, even if you are a deityn (with evidence).III) Omnipotence doesn't mean you can do anything.Unless you can prove all of these, then any point you make, which is just a re-iteration of your first point, is null. In short, the definition of omnipotence means that whether it is possible or not, God can do it. Being omnipotent, by definiton, God can break human logic which allows that t happen. So God can be omnipotent.I urge the floor to side with the side, who is arguing based upon 9spaceking's definition, and solely that.