The "Omnipotence paradox" and its many variations are not a real paradox:
These all reduce down to "Greater Than Infinity" line of thinking. Clearly the actual premise is flawed, thus creating the so called "Paradox".
An Example (The Well Story):
A child finds a man near an old well. He observes the old man throwing stones down the well.
The child asks the old man how long it will take the stones to reach the bottom of the well. He Replies "It will take 4 blinks of an eye".
The next day the child finds the same old man at another well. He asks the same question. However this well is unlike the other, it is a bottom less well.
The child asks "How long will it take for the stones to reach the bottom of this well?"
The old man replies "child, this is a bottomless well. It is not that it will never reach the bottom. IT HAS NO bottom! Your question is wrong because your understanding of the well is wrong".
These all reduce down to "Greater Than Infinity" line of thinking. Clearly the actual premise is flawed, thus creating the so called "Paradox".
An Example (The Well Story):
A child finds a man near an old well. He observes the old man throwing stones down the well.
The child asks the old man how long it will take the stones to reach the bottom of the well. He Replies "It will take 4 blinks of an eye".
The next day the child finds the same old man at another well. He asks the same question. However this well is unlike the other, it is a bottom less well.
The child asks "How long will it take for the stones to reach the bottom of this well?"
The old man replies "child, this is a bottomless well. It is not that it will never reach the bottom. IT HAS NO bottom! Your question is wrong because your understanding of the well is wrong".