A god, by definition, engages incoherent states and actions or its use is an equivocation with an advanced limited being at best, a 'demi-god'. If it can't defy the laws of logic, it's not omnipotent, but merely powerful. If it doesn’t know how to defy the laws of logic, it's not omniscient, but merely intelligent. If it can’t go to a place beyond the laws of logic, it's not omnipresent, but merely mobile. If it must use evil as a means to good, it's not omnibenevolent, but mostly good.
The caveat that 'all-powerful' is contingent upon 'logical possibility' negates the definition of 'all-powerful.'