Believing in Christ is like believing in aerobic exercises. There might be exceptions with the belief in aerobics, but not with belief in Christ. How generous Phule is, especially since Phule can not prove they did not have a free choice. Christian teaching recognizes that those whose free will is impaired by a lack of knowledge are less to blame than others. In any case, the good that God plans is worth the cost of allowing free will, even impaired free will.
Christians are famous for believing in pie in the sky as their hope for a just reward.
If anyone has a complaint that God is insufficiently good, let him bring it to the last judgment. I wish to point out that Phule has failed to define good. I assert that God as the ultimate good. The degree of goodness of something is the degree to which it reflects God's nature. Since logic does not disprove definitions, Phule can disagree about God's existence, but Phule can not prove God is guilty of any evil or prove that God does not exist, because such a false proof would be inconsistent with my definition of good.