On  another note, I feel that the Farnsworth Paradox fits this thread, for some reason:

This, and why are there so many threads on these subjects.

These threads seem to be an accepted form of trolling the religious.

This is a gaming website.

... With a general discussion forum for things like this.

I think it's more than a little presumptuous to write off other's faiths so casually.  Who cares what your religion is as long as you live an honest and virtuous life?  It's not up to you to decide whether or not Abrahamic religions make "sense" or not, it is up to the people who belong to those religions to be good stewards of their faith and be dutiful to society.

True enough, and I have no problem with people asking questions etc. I am not even a very religious person at all, not sure what I believe. I just think that respect should be give to all groups regardless of whether you agree with them or not.Sometimes that isn't the case for those with religious beliefs for reasons I completly understand, as some religious people don't extend the same courtesy.

I usually tend to stay away from these threads anyway, there really isn't any convincing either side.

How does he not know what we will do? Is he, in fact, not almighty?

God knows everything, remember?

I know I don't care, but not every religious person do live an honest and virtous life. The main point of all my religious threads is to make people understand that sins do not exist. Murder is wrong, stealing is wrong, being homosexual is not wrong, sex before marriage is not wrong, education based on unproven beliefs such as creationism is wrong. I don't mind spiritual thinking, as long as it doesn't contain a law book with bullshit laws. People are falling victum every day because of certain religious movements (note: I'm definitely not talking about every religious person here, but the ones who oppose gay marriage or approve of cutting babies skin without asking them, and so on)

I am inserting logic to a illogical way of thinking. And in a world such as the one we live in, a perfect deity is not logical. A heaven and hell cannot exist if God is almighty.

That's because people won't listen. The answer is clearly stated in the OP but they just keep asking more questions.

And saying "LOL" won't add anything positive to the discussion. If you have nothing to add, then don't add anything.

I didn't say He didn't know, I said our future  choices would be what make His knowledge.  That is to say, if there was a god who was not omniscient that made a universe in which free will existed, that universe would arrive at some particular state after some time as everyone continued to make their choices. Now, suppose instead the creator god was omniscient, but made the universe the same way as in the first case.  Once again, that universe arrives at the same state the first one did.  Adding omniscience changed nothing ( I posit).