The Omniscience Paradox/Logical Contradiction Disproves Allah and Yahweh?

If God, something that knows everything, always chooses what he knows/knowingly chooses that's a logical contradiction:


It's like saying he can choose (he chooses) and can't choose (he knows).


A & ~A.


You can't choose something and know: If God knows he'll create Adam he must and if he doesn't that leads to a logical contradiction also.


If true this would be a disproof of both Allah and Yahweh.

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