>Yeah, but what about the future? Does "All Knowing" include
>knowing the future? If so, then the future is already set,
>right? And how can we have free will to choose between
>different choices if the outcome is predetermined? That's
>the main thrust of my questions.

first you need to understand who God is and how powerful He is.
"all knowing", yes does include the future. if you go back and read the word God had a plan for mankind, "to be fruitful and multiply", that isnt happening . God choose a nation of people to show His will to all nations of the earth, they failed. Now you have everyone leaning toward their own understanding of who God is and what He expects from us.

His will is for us to live a life of righteousness according to the standards he set forth and you can only find them in His word (let no man deceive you with anything else) "how can we have free will if our life is already predetermined" simple God says choose His way of life and live, or lean toward your own and die. You have the choice to do good or evil, good brings you peace and evil bring you, this life this world we are living in.