Free will vs Omniscience

Phat writes:I currently believe and think that God may well foreknow everything that is destined to happen and yet we humans have no right to call that evil since we ourselves don't know our own destinies at this point.

Phat writes:Did it ever occur to you that if we indeed did feel the way you describe, our efforts at opposing the monster would become our destiny?

Phat writes:Does having foreknowledge in and of itself imply evil IF some of the created beings end up evil?

Phat writes:Are you saying that if, for example, you and I could at this moment open a Big Book that showed my future written down by GOD and that my future (in the book) turned out to be an evil one that it would thus be my duty and obligation to oppose such a plot and to oppose the author of such a plot? (if so, I am beginning to understand your perspective)For the record, I don't believe that I am powerless at this moment in time to influence my own future. My future is based in part on the decisions that I make on a daily basis.If we could prove that GOD foreknew our futures, would that in and of itself be a valid gripe against Him?

Phat writes:Hypothetically, does this include "fallen" angels? If God created angels foreknowing that a third of them would rebel and actualize destiny, would it be God who was evil or would it be "evil" that sought to be like God?

Phat writes:Of course, we are exhorted to become "like Jesus".Becoming like Jesus is one thing..."becoming Jesus" will likely get you thrown in a mental ward.

Enoch and Elijah haven't died yet.

Mankind was created an eternal being and will live somewhere eternally.

Those who are born again of the Spirit will live with God their father eternally all others will live with their father the devil.

What I'm saying, though, is... what if that's now how God created us?What if God created us with actual free-will?
That is, at the point of creation (of, say, the universe...), God does not know if I'm going to take the left path or the right path 15 billion years later in 2025.Then, immediately after we were created "with free-will"... then God looks into the future and "de-scribes" my choice of picking the left path in 2015...And my example is exactly as I described it.That, I would say, would be free-will.
Even though today (in 2015) God has perfect foreknowledge of my choice in 2025.
Just as I will have perfect aft-knowledge of my choice once 2030 rolls around.I guess it depends on if you think God created us with foreknowledge of what we're going to do at the time of creation or not.I don't see why that has to be one way or the other.And if done correctly, we certainly could have been created without foreknowledge while God still has complete foreknowledge of everything "for all time" (time being an element/dimension of our universe).