You just realized this? That's what the three main religions teach from day 1.

What God knows is one thing, what you do is another thing. Yes, they are connected in a way, but not in a way that takes your free will from you. The purpose of hell and the purpose are even are to be seen as continuation of what your life here is/were. That is what judgment is all about: to give you exactly what YOU wanted.

Don`t forget that giving people free will, not only did God opened Himself for suffering but even allowed you to deny Him. He, who is. But like everything else, things have a consequence.

Think about it this way, God knows every possible permutation of your actions that could take place at a given time and the ultimate outcome of it on your surroundings (universe) and your ultimate fate (heaven or hell). So at this instant me moving my hand typing on the keyboard changed some aspect of my future in comparison to if I hadn't chosen to type on the keyboard.

What free will allows us to do is choose the permutation that we want to go down upon, while God knows every possible event that could have transpired at that given time. If we had a sealed fate then a criminal could just say that God made him do the crime, while he had the choice to not do it.

As you clearly can see in the OP, I am not trying to disapprove God. My entire point is based on God's existence.

This makes sense if you assume that God is not almighty. If he is though, then he would know which decisions you will make (and would make in every possible situation).

Bolded: That's my point. Some people are born to go to hell.

Oh, ok :P

"Have you played Star Ocean Till the End of Time? Very interesting game background, you should read about it or even play it (100+ hours). 

Anyways, just because he is all seeing doesnt mean he will intervene in everything that happens or makes things go the way he wants them to, pretty much the events are "randomized" , he just knows the conclusions/results of the randomization of events. 

Free will in this regard is a choice given to humanity, they have the choice of going any certain path that they desire, people arent born murders, heroes, etc, those are all given choices and roles. For an example in a video game, such as Fable for example, you can choose to do good or bad, but you know what will happen ahead of time which is obvious, but you still had a choice of choosing whichever path you want to take whether you want to be a hero or a villain. 

However the last part I do have to agree with you, Fate is in God's hands, however Destiny (the roads/paths/decisions we make to get to the final destination (i.e. Fate) is ours alone, how we end up at the end of our lives is up to God). "

Hmm... To avoid repeating myself, please read my previous post =)

“Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able?
Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing?
Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him God?”

Epicurus

Personally, I believe that the concept of an omnipotent, almighty being to be absolutely ludicrous in every conceivable way.

Pardon me, but I think you have the definition of almighty confused. You seem to be attributing almighty with the fact that God chooses everything and doesn't allow anyone to choose, while it is clearly stated that man is a special creation who do have the will to choose.

As for the hell comment, if we had a sealed fate then no one would be going to hell. For example animals who have a sealed fate will all go to heaven IIRC, none of the angels who also have a sealed fate (of serving god without question) go to hell. So if humans had a sealed fate then god would make the fate be such that it doesn't make them end up in hell because by definition god is the most merciful, the most loving, the most kind. Simply put there would be no evil. Hell is one of the direct consequences of free will and it is there (while in this life) to encourage you to steer clear of the evil deeds that free will presents you with. God knows best.

The question is why did he create anything at all in the first place. if he is all powerful all knowing perfect being, he would know what would happen to any creation he could ever make before he even started with it.

What would be his reason to create anything?

I agree with what you say, but don't fate and destiny have the similar meanings, at least how it is presumed by people?

I think it might be a bit easier to understand at least for me if you called your destiny by either "destiny or fate" and called your fate "death". Because as you said, you do clearly choose how you live your life, but how you die is up to god and a priviledge only god has alone. Except if you commit suicide, which is considered to be one of the biggest sins.