Christianity; the World's Most Violently Persecuted Religion

[Sheldon]

your claim that God cannot violate the law of noncontradiction

Sheldon wrote: I never claimed this. I am also an atheist, so invite you to see why I would never make such a claim. 

your claim about omniscience and omnipotence fails.

What claim, please quote the post and embolden it.

I am not an expert in superstition of course, or theology if you want to pretend, but it seems to me that the more autonomy or choice any entity has, the more culpable that entity must be for its actions. It's impossible to imagine more autonomy or freedom of choice than an entity that was both omniscient and omnipotent. Of course apologists usually offer omnipotent lite as a desperate rationalisation, to try and pretend limitless power has limits, but this doesn't help, as the notion of both omnipotence and omniscience inevitably violate the law of non contradiction, it cannot be otherwise. 

If omnipotence means that God is not bound by the law of noncontradiction, then he is not violating said law because said law does not apply to this domain. 

This assumes a deity exists (can) exist, and that it is not bound (or that anything cannot be bound) by the principles of logic, this doesn't demonstrate my claim fails, only tries to ringfence a particular theistic belief from the principle of logic, I have no objective reason to accept any of that. The innate contradictions remain.