Alright, I'll try this from a different angle. In light of "God does not make choices", how is it determined who gets into Heaven? Do we pass a test and then God is obligated to let us in?
In addition, I assume your position is that Jesus Christ did NOT choose to die for us on the cross. Since you are such a strong proponent of human free will, I find it odd that you are denying free will to God. If God does not choose, then He does not have free will.
Sounds like a Mechanical God.. a Robot.. A Robotic God..
Like the God of the Borg.. Sin or Not, Resistence is futile you will be assimilated..
We don't know (does He tell us?), but He is not driven by possibilities, or uncertainties is He?
Do we pass a test and then God is obligated to let us in?
No, because that would subject God to necessity. Anyway, He would already know our test scores before we took the test, so it would not be a choice, would it? :)
In addition, I assume your position is that Jesus Christ did NOT choose to die for us on the cross
Was there a choice or just His will? He willed Himself to die; He didn't "choose" to die as if there was an alternative, was there?
I find it odd that you are denying free will to God
Not His will, only His need to choose. To will something is not necessarily the same to choose. When God said "Let there be light" was He choosing? Or was He willing? Or when He said "Let Us make man in Our image and likeness..." was He choosing or willing?
A choice requires a decision and a decision requires a will. Clearly, a decision and a choice are subordinate to will. God's will is not subordinate to anything.