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I really don't get the problem here. If we're thinking of God of being time-independant, why don't we just think of all of history as a part of God's plan. He made the plan, so therefore he obviously has free will, and if something comes up in what we consider the future and he acts in a certain way because that is the way he must act, who cares? He already made the choice. All of these details we are debating as to what he can see in the future don't really matter because he already acted.
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