If God is omniscient, having always known everything he would ever do and not do, can he have free will?
If God is omnipotent, then he is capable of knowing his own future, does that mean that even God doesn't have free will?
Do I have free will, or is everything in my life predetermined? Do we have free will in terms of determinism? If free will doesn't exist, then how making a choice is inevitable in our life? Does the existence of God depend on certain prerequisites? For example, can God be God if it is not all knowing, morally perfect, all powerful and self-aware? It is said that God gave us free will, but why did he give it to humans when that free will is the cause of being punished or of suffering in life? Why does the all-knowing& all-perfect God create those who he knows from eternity will go to hell? Does this not contradict God's goodness? Why do Christians think God is all knowing? Is the universe God's means to no anti, allowing God to neither need to destroy or replicate themself? Since God is omnipresent, does it mean that God is present in hell? Do you believe in fate or free will? If God exists, is it possible to control him(God)? Is God bound by logic? Did God really plan everything? If so, why would he allow sin in this world? Is this a reasonable criterion to prove god interacts with the natural world? Wouldn't the world be better if God just revealed itself? Is the existence of God possible? If God's omnipresent, then is He/She present in hell too? If God exists, then what would he be doing now? What arguments support the existence for free will? If God predestined that something happen in answer to your wish, then why do we wish? What arguments are there for or against the existence of free will? Psychology: Is it true or false that the concept of God is necessary only for the ego? How can an atheist be so sure that there is no God/creator if there is creation? Doesn't creation mean something has been created? Why does God create people who he knows will end up in hell? What arguments support the existence of free will? Is God present or not? Which side carries the burden of proof in the argument for the existence of free will? Why does God want/need humans to believe in Him? If God exists, why didn't I come to be self-aware as God? Is God capable of disproving the existence of science?