Correct. If he is truly omniscient then he can't have free will.It appears there is an inherant perception that if God exists he could not have free will!
Failure. Again.If God has Freewill then he has the ability to restrain himself by using that freewill or freedom to do so.
e.g.
Does restraining himself from riding a bicycle and choose to walk instead void his ability to ride a bike ? Nope!
If he restrains himself in any way then, at that time, he isn't omnipotent. The same way you're not a cyclist if you're walking, you're a pedestrian.
So, according to you, omnipotence isn't actually omnipotent? It's already subject to restraint?Does restraining himself to suffer the life of a mortal human make him any less omnipotent? Can God control his own potency? And if he did, does this actually not make him utterly potent?
Nope. There is no circularity.Do you not see the circular logic to this statement?
If I give up smoking then I'm no longer a smoker.
If I give up swimming then I'm no longer a swimmer.
I'd be an ex-smoker and an ex-swimmer, the way "god" would be "once omnipotent" if he restrained himself.