Bhagavatapurana 6.9.36

6.9.36

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na hi virodha ubhayaṃ bhagavaty aparimitaguṇagaṇa īśvare 'navagāhyamāhātmye 'rvācīnavikalpavitarkavicārapramāṇābhāsakutarkaśāstrakalilāntaḥkaraṇāśrayaduravagrahavādināṃ vivādānavasara uparatasamastamāyāmaye kevala evātmamāyāmantardhāya ko nvartho durghaṭa iva bhavati svarūpadvayābhāvāt //

36. (4) Indeed there is no contradiction or contrariety; for both the positions are explicable in Thee, omnipotent and absolute Lord of infinite and excellent attributes, in the Ruler of rulers, of incomprehensible glories, far beyond the range of the controversies of those that dispute by force of strong prejudices abiding in theirmind confounded with sastras full of later doubts, reasoning, conclusions, authorities and bad logic; for in Thee that art untouched by all powers of Maya and of absolute nature, what is it that cannot be conceived to be, as Thou canst make Thy own Maya to intervene and produce any phenomenon, and there are no two things at all.