The debate of God's notion of free will

Hello this is my first debate so i apologize ahead of time for grammar mistakes and lose points Today I will be arguing God's notion of free will and I will be taking the stance that We have free will and because of that god doomed a majority of his creation to hell and/or We do not have free will and life is a predestine before you are born in which case life would then have no meaning Now to make Gods stance known we have to start with the definition of free will Probably the most common definition of free will is the "ability to make choices without any prior prejudice, inclination, or disposition," and specifically that these "free will" choices are not ultimately predestined by God. According to the Bible, the choices of man are not only ultimately determined by God, but morally determined by one's nature. Man is indeed a free moral agent and freely makes choices Now the argument I am here to present is that if man indeed does have 100% free will in every aspect of there life then man should not be condemned to hell for his actions (obviously special cases apply Hitler,Stalin, Mussolini and man who is evil in life) i have 2 points to make and will welcome any counter argument and hope to have a lovely debate 1. My first point in simple. In order to follow god you must sacrifice free will which in itself is counter intuitive to gods plan For all of us have become like one who is unclean, And all our righteous deeds are like a filthy garment; And all of us wither like a leaf, And our iniquities, like the wind, take us away. Isaiah 64:6 Now this quote from the bible was taught to me very early (southern baptist upbringing) the point of this quote was that all of your good deeds are but rags in the eyes of lord and that only through Jesus Christ could one be saved from damnation and their sins be absolved this is where the "Free Will" effect triggers in my mind Now from a purely logical standpoint 2000 or plus years ago if Jesus walked the earth and preformed miracles and did all the beautiful and wonderful things that bible said he did and through his teachings saved many souls from hell the people around him who saw his power would have no choice but to believe what this man spoke and would find following a worshiping him dare i say easy Fast forwarding to present day I will speak for myself because i find it easiest to convey my message I have never seen,taste,touched,smelt or heard god speak to me the only evidence of his existence is an ancient book which is a collection of stories put together by the church long before my ancestors walked the earth and yet in order to enter the kingdom of heaven i would have to throw away all of my human instinct , my knowledge my logic and also my desire in order to properly serve god which i believe is the exact problem free will is the ability to make a choice without outside influence The act of giving up everything a person could stand for how they live there lives what they eat who they sleep with what cloths they wear what thoughts can cross their mind .. frankly being a good follower of God is impossible with free will ( IN TODAY'S MODERN TIMES) with the expansion of social media and this website we have the ability to share knowledge on such a major scale that believing in an ancient book that has no definite proof of legitimacy or accuracy is so counter intuitive to everything that most people are taught and feel that is why i believe major religions are losing support but not to ramble we live in a society where any information we want is a google search away and when we see life devolve and die on a grander scale than just earth (exp: the sun , stars, planets) its makes the notion of servitude to god seem... outdated to summarize my first point i will leave this statement "in order to serve god in today society you could not have free will because your free will you not cause you to defy all of your basic human natures in order to possible attain peace in the next life you can not logically defend giving up every fiber of your being for a CHANCE of salvation " 2. My second my point is the counter argument there is no free will and all decision we make in our lives are just part of gods plan and that our fate in the afterlife is already predetermined which goes against everything the bible teaches but would explain why so many people find accepting god hard because in death a human wants there to be some satisfaction some HOPE for the future in the next life and the notion of predestination would not support that desire And since this point is pretty self explanatory if all of our actions are predetermined then me typing this message was planned eons ago and is just part of the cycle and in that case life would have no meaning Again this is my first debate and hope you will be tolerant of lose points and grammar i look forward to reading your responses