God's paradox

This question is so old-fashioned. No one says that God is omnipotent, but people don't understand the Bible. We say that God is omnipotent, but omnipotence does not mean omnipotence. God can't do anything against himself. God has other attributes, such as justice and love. The attributes of God are unified. Logically speaking, there are many things that God can't do, not because God can't do it, but because God can't violate other attributes.

As for the stone, it doesn't exist at all. Some people deliberately question God's omnipotence with specious questions, which is unnecessary. What God creates is naturally in the hands of God, and the stone that God can't pick up is naturally not within the scope of God's creation, so it doesn't exist. So, "Can God create a stone that he can't lift?" This is a paradox in itself, because its conclusion is contradictory.