God has free will.

Pro is debating a Truism Truism: http://uofadebate.files.wordpress.com... Now look at my case. We shall ignore his case. 1. We are arguing that this debate to show that God has free will while being Omnipotent, Omniscient and Omnibenevolent. My opponent is trying to change God"s properties; therefore he is no longer God and does not have free will. When he is not God, then he has free will. This is what my opponent trying to say. Which means when he is God he has no free will. When the entity has three aspects then he is God. When he is without those, then he is no longer God. Like a car without tyres. Would you still consider that as a car? It is quite funny. 2. If we say that God has existed which means Evil has also existed. Since my opponent is using the Holy Bible then fine. Maybe I am too rushed and mistake human first then water. Sorry for the confusion. 3. The definition of free will implies ability. Everything stands in contradiction exists. Proton exists, so does electron. Since my opponent admits that God is having positive property without many objections. Then, what is the being with negative property? That is EVIL. Truth exists, so does lie. Up exists, so does down. Throughout this we can or we must admit that there is an opposite being or thing. If I am suffering now, why doesn"t god save me? Is he malevolent? No, he existed. Does he have free will? He is so powerful. So, what is preventing god from saving me? That would be evil. As my opponent admits, God is having positive property and Evil is having negative. What is the reason God does not destroy Evil? Evil is as powerful as god? Evil is more powerful than God? God is more powerful than Evil? If evil is as powerful as God, since God is Omnipotent then its power is infinity. Infinity (God) - Infinity (Evil) =0 Which means if God applies all its power then while evil is also doing the same. Then, nothing happens because they cancel out each other evenly. God applies infinity force to move this object to right and then Evil applies infinity force to move this object to left. Then it does not move. That said, God has no ability to do what it wants. Therefore no free will. Ability : possession of the means or skill to do something https://www.google.com... 4. Did God create free will? How then does it itself have free will? If God created free will then God had no choice in doing so. It must have been predestined to create it. But what created that predestination? God couldn't have created free will; and as God is the ultimate creator, if it didn't create free will then it means that free will doesn't exist, for itself or anything else. 5. God is moral. Which means he cannot do something bad. Let this be the case. I am going to die. 1. God let me die. (This won"t happen because he is morally good) 2. God saves me. (This might happen) We see that the choice of god is fixed because he can only have one option not the other. Did god choose to do that hence no free will for God" Now comes to number two? If evil is trying to drag me to hell and God is trying to save me. Then nothing happens. Note God is powerful and has the ability to save human. God cannot have the ability why so? First I am not saved. Second the existence of evil cancels out God"s Force. In other words, God has no ability because nothing happens. 6. If God is all knowing then he knows what he is going to in the incoming time. This means this has violated free will. Yes God exists, but he does not have free will. I am going to let Jesus exists in the future. It happens. 7. When people say that God has free will, they must also mean that God is imperfect. If God is not perfect then it becomes possible for God to choose a less-than-perfect action. If God is not imperfect, then, it is impossible for god to perform imperfect actions. Therefore God has no free will.