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

"the test in Eden is a flawed one, if god knows all than he must know the future so before he ever posed this test he knew they would fail. this same argument could be made today. so when you are born god already knows you will go to heaven or hell. does this not negate free will. " First of all, God does know the future, that's what different between God and the gods in Greek mythology like Zeus, Poseidon. .. , God knows the future and control the future, neither fate nor any future can compel Him. But, even though God knows the future does not mean that He will do something or just because He knew Adam and Eve will disobeyed or Satan would rebel Him does not make Him diverse His plan, and does not mean that He will cut any of them out of His plan or kill them, no. "If a god knows what will happen can you choose to do anything but what he already knows. now I await your explanation as to how free will and an all knowing god can coexist"Second of all, like one of our comment here in this debate(Thank you studentathletechristian8), 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? No my friend, so is God, just because He know what happen next does not mean He will do something to stop us, He gave you free choice to do things, but through lots of people, lots of things, he will inform you like:"That's bad" or "Don't do it, it's against the Bible. ", after you have been informed by God, it's your choice now. "now onto your second argument can god change his mind? well the clear answer is no, an all knowing god can by definition not change his mind. this is true because he would already know that at that point in time he would have changed his mind. This was meant to be a general debate about any all knowing god because of this bible quotes do not hold weight in this debate. " I'm sorry for my short knowledge, now let me say it again, God won't change His mind(The Bible can become a great documentary in this debate, and then again, we're debating about God, aren't we? ) "If a god knows what will happen can you choose to do anything but what he already knows. now I await your explanation as to how free will and an all knowing god can coexist" Second of all, like one of our comment here in this debate(Thank you studentathletechristian8), 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? No my friend, so is God, just because He know what happen next does not mean He will do something to stop us, He gave you free choice to do things, but through lots of people, lots of things, he will inform you like:"That's bad" or "Don't do it, it's against the Bible. ", after you have been informed by God, it's your choice now. Even though a mother know that her son is doing wrong things, she shall not destroy that son, even though a teacher knows that student won't study, the teacher with all his heart will teach that student the lessons, and even though God knew Lucifer will become a rebellious angel, Adam and Eve will disobey, or right now lots of people will not trust Him, that won't, and I tell you, won't make God stop us from living or cut us from choices and freedom.