If God doesn't have free will then it means he isn't omnipotent because he would be incapable of doing approximately one half of all possible actions. Couldn't you say he has the capacity to do evil but always chooses to do good?
I'm not sure if God does anything any more. It seems more passive like allowing for evil to exist and operate under certain conditions and within certain hierarchies.
If God doesn't have free will then it means he isn't omnipotent because he would be incapable of doing approximately one half of all possible actions. Couldn't you say he has the capacity to do evil but always chooses to do good?
I'm not sure if God does anything any more. It seems more passive like allowing for evil to exist and operate under certain conditions and within certain hierarchies.