Damian does not deserve his reputation as a thinker who denies the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction in order to defend divine omnipotence

Passage 612A–B is too ambiguous to support any substantial claims about Damian’s view; Damian does not deserve his reputation as a thinker who denies the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction in order to defend the divine omnipotence. (At the same time, it must be added that Damian is not quite clear about the validity of the principle of non-contradiction for those things for which God is not responsible. See Section 5.1.)