If there is free will than an all knowing god is not possible

First of all, thank you for the come back of my opponent Your topic of the debate was:"If there is free will than an all knowing god is not possible", so if I can proof that my an all knowing God and free will can coexist, then I will win this debate. "you seem to have completely missed my argument. my argument was that because god already knew they would Eat the fruit, they were unable to not eat the fruit because if they had god would be wrong and there for not all knowing. This raises the question how can someone be blamed for something they had to do?" Just because God knew the future does not necessarily that God would be involved in their works at all. Just because you know which contestant will become American Idol doesn't mean that you won't watch the final show, right? So is God, Adam and Eve would eat that apple, that was for sure, and that all knowing God knew it ahead of time. "I would like to show the audience the comment my opponent was referring to "So what if God knows what you will do? In your own mind, you get to choice what you want to do. God knows the path you will take, but He does not force you along it. The human chooses to do what he/she wants out of his/her own conduct. For example, you know when a mom tells her child not to do something like smash a ball into a window? The mom knows already that the child will do it, but gives the child warning and lets the child chose for himself if he wants to or not. It's relative".{studentathletechristian8} what my opponent does not realize that not only does this not solve my question {how can free will and an all knowing god can coexist?} but actually supports my hypothesis. in his first sentence he states that god knows what we will do. then in the second sentence states that in our minds we have free will. the problem here is that this debate has nothing to do with perceived free will." Like I stated, just because God knows ahead of time does not necessarily mean that He will stop that(though sometimes, He will). God knows does not mean that He will getting involved in your situations, freewill mean that you either choose God or the devil, though He know what you chose but He'll still make that an open choice for you to choose. "a mother also know what does her son like or love, what does her son will do in a certain situations, but does that mean the mother is compelling the son's freedom?" this argument is extremely dishonest because the mother does not have absolute knowledge of what her son will do, at best she can know the most likely result would be. so with accord to the parameters of this debate lets assume this mother can see into the future. I will show this example from 2 points of view to illustrate what perceived free will is." How can't a mother does not know what does her son like or love? If she can't even know that, then that's not a good mother. So is God, God knows what do you do, what you'll choose, like the Bible said "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations."(Jeremiah 1:5), but He won't stop you from your freedom, He won't use His power to stop this or that, you have the free will, you have free choices and it's just simply that God knows it all.