Debunking the free will argument
I've heard many people arguing against the free will thing but I noticed this specific point that I haven't seen mentioned before. For me the greatest evidence that God does not care about free will is Eden. Adam and Eve had no true free will in Eden because they did not understand the concept of evil apart from simply disobeying God by eating the fruit. When Christians talk about free will, it comes up in ideas like murder, robbery, etc. Adam and Eve did not understand the concept of those things and therefore could not do them, and as such had no free will in those ideas, yet God was UPSET when they learned about those things after eating the fruit. They lived without shame, anger, hatred, any of those feelings until they ate the fruit, and so they did not have the ability to feel those things. But God was UPSET when they gained those feelings. He was upset when they gained the ability to understand evil and therefore to make the choice for evil. So either God set them up for failure (placing Eden there with the intention of Adam and Eve disobeying him) or he was willing to live in a world where humans had a limited (not free) will for an indefinite amount of time (Adam and Eve/descendants obey him but never learn about evil). Given his behavior in Genesis it is not absurd to say that, following their own Bible, evil exists because God put it there and chooses to keep it there.