Would a Plan annul God?s & our free will?

Would a Plan annul God?s & our free will?

If God has this great plan, that we and he cannot deviate from, then none of us, including God, have free will.
If we can deviate from it then we can say that we, including God, have free will.

To believe in the plan is to believe, as I do, that all is perfect at any given point in time.
Most do not follow my thinking on this because they do not understand the perfection of the reality we live in.

Most believe we live under imperfect condition.
If things are not perfect right now, then it would mean that we are off the plan.
Imperfection within the perfect plan.

Is that even possible in your thinking?

How do you resolve this catch 22 paradox?

Regards
DL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hk41Gbjljfo

The weird yet perfect plan.
Satan, a surprise to God.
Losing 1/3 of angels.
Eden, the fall.
Exodus, harden Pharaoh?s heart.
Repent of creating man.
Use genocide on man.
Having his son murdered.
End time, another genocide.
Having more souls in hell than heaven.
Begin as master of all. End as a back sliding master of just some.
All these failures for God in his perfect plan?

there is no free will

well i dont think you'll ever find the most logiccal answer to , Why did God make satan anyways, if he was going to sin? and why did God create a tree that would eventually make man sin?

Well, I dont know. No one knows.
Is that reason for you to hate god? sure.
To realize that he is not real than? sure.

But your still never going to find the answer.