God is not responsible for the evil in the world.

Thank you for your patience and my extended leave of absence, as I was unable to post my debate round sooner. I would like to get right into my last round. "No one or thing told me or guided me to committing [an] act" "Nothing told me to commit the action and therefore I am the one to blame." "[We] decide to do whatever we want on our own"I will use a classic example from the book of Joshua as well as the book of Judges to refute your claims aforementioned.1)- Joshua 11:20- For it was the Lord himself who hardened their hearts to wage war against Israel, so that he might destroy them totally, exterminating them without mercy, as the Lord had commanded Moses.2)- Judges 7:22- When the three hundred trumpets sounded, the LORD caused the men throughout the camp to turn on each other with their swords. The army fled to Beth Shittah toward Zererah as far as the border of Abel Meholah near Tabbath.Your above claims are clearly incorrect according to these two passages. The first one shows that God has the ability to change people's emotions (by the hardening of their hearts, an obvious sin), which is clearly an example of guidance from God. My second Biblical reference shows that God has the ability to cause people to change their physical actions, in this case causing an entire army to disobey their generals (Sin #1) and turn their swords on their comrades and murder them (Sin #2). These two references are clear contradictions to your claims, which means your statements are incorrect. On to your next claims! "I would like to point out that knowing and causing are two different things." "God "knows" everything David has done, or will do. It does not state that God caused it" "You know that the incident is going to happen and there is nothing you can do to change the outcome. This does not mean you caused the incident but simply knew the outcome." "Again stating that God knows everything that will happen. Not that he has caused them."True, knowledge and causation are to completely different things, but the inability of God to cause something means that He is not truly a supreme being. Is it not true that God is "All Knowing" and "All Powerful"? Matthew 19:26 says that "...with God all things are possible.” Saying that God cannot cause a person's sin is denying the truth of God's Word.God created everything. John 1:3 is a prime example of this, saying "Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made." If God truly created everything, is it not also true that he would have caused all the sins (and good) that we were to commit? Saying God only knew that we would sin and not the cause of it is foolishness. I'll give you a silly example to help.Say you are building a bomb. You are going to plant it in a crowded workspace where it can cause the most devastation for your enemies. When you are done creating it, you plant it, and it goes off exactly an hour later, killing forty people. You are captured and given a trial. In your defense, you admit that you were the builder of the bomb. You also admit that you knew it was going to cause much damage. However, you claim that since the bomb, being completely mechanized and able to detonate without any outside prompting (i.e. a remote control), chose to blow up by itself, meaning you are innocent. The judge sees your point, and you are released with just a warning.How idiotic would that be? You are essentially saying the same thing when you say that, although God created us and knew we'd sin, did not cause the sin to happen.Romans 8:28a- And we know that God causes all things..This verse is more proof of the invalidity of your statements. It clearly says that God causes "ALL things", not just "some things" or just "good things".In summary, God has the ability (which he often exercises) to cause people to sin, meaning we as humans do not have free will. I would like to thank my opponent for his time and wish him good luck.Thanks to everyone who will be voting, as I hope they will judge wisely and award points fairly.