Funny, Religion has been used as a tool for killing more than anything else. I say used as a tool, because the person asking for the killing is usually doing it for power, not god. He just uses god as the motivator to get people to kill and die for him.

To answer your question, I would never kill a man, unless he was going to kill me, my family, or someone else. If he had killed my family and I could not prevent it, and I knew he would never kill again, I would not kill him even if I had the chance. If he was free, and it was known he would kill more people if I did not kill him (unlikely, as I would have no way of knowing that) not killing him would then in turn be me killing more people. In that case, I would kill him.

So there are justifications for it, but if everyone lived my the code I live buy, it would be a much less violent place, and my world is not governed by God. 

And back to your cats and dogs thing. The cat kills to hunt. In the wild, he would eat it. Cats in the wild do not kill and leave animals. 

Societies create their own morals.  If you think that people that believe in God aren't immoral, then you're delusional.  Ask the Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland about how they interpret their similar religious texts.  Ask the Shiites and the Sunnis.  You could take one sentence and have it interpreted many different ways.  Ask Democrats and Republicans how they interpret the second amendment in the U.S. constitution.  If you could ask the founding fathers of the U.S. about their justification for slavery based on the statement that all men are created equal, you would have received some very interesting answers.  Take any religious text, which is false and yet is a human work of art, and watch the many different interpretations that have bloomed.  It's because art is personal.

No, a god CAN'T force an absolutely free willed person to do something.  Its not possible.

How do you know that 'god' can do these things but won't? 

and that is NOT what omniopotence is.  Its 'omni' mean all, or in every way, and 'potent' meaning power.  That is a skewed definition to fit what they want it to fit.

Can god make a mistake?
Can god not exist?
Can god not know something?
Can god be absent from any place?

CAN he do these things?

 Sorry my friend, but that link is just a cry for rationality. It's to try and fit a square peg into a round hole.

 If God gives me free will, and has the power to take it away, I DO NOT HAVE FREE WILL. Period. There is no debate around it. No philosophical explanation to cast it aside. It can't be done.

God cannot have the power to grant me free will and be all powerful. He can't be both, no matter what words you fill you head with to try and justify it away.

It's like the old one "Does God have the power to make a mountain he can't move?"

^ ah, sweet sweet sanity

I have found evidence of god!

^ more probable than a christian view of god

Your argument is like me saying "Just cause we can't prove God doesn't mean he doesn't exist". And calling people ignorant for thier beliefs (aka beliefs in miracles) is just as ignorant. Lets look at some other miracles or "unexplained phenomenons".

Go research about Therese Neumann. Who went with out eating only but the holy communion. Thier where many observations to this and no knows how she survived many years.  http://www.thereseneumann.de/thereseenglish/index.htm  she also went through the stigmata, she healed, and had visions.

How about our lady of guadalupe. How the painting rests on a abron (or tilma) which was made from ayate fiber from a cactus plant. A type of apron that would only last 20 years, yet after 450 years the picture still looks fresh. http://www.geocities.com/franciscanhistory/OLOG.html  You don't have to read the history if you don't want too. But go down the page and read the scientific data.

 How about the apparitions of the virgin mary. It wasn't just mexico who had apparitions but they have been recorded all over the world (also notice how she's appeared differnet ,as in skin/eye color, to each culture) in asia, south america, europe, africa, north america and australia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrines_to_the_Virgin_Mary .

This are just a few. Thiers thousands including exorcisms, stigmatas, future visions, healing, teleportation, and  much more. I'm not here to change people's oppinions about stuff. I'm just saying "hey check this stuff out" its pretty interesting.

Though I agree in the existence of God, but, no matter what you show a person who is needs proof will need to actually see God to believe. So, this is really a pointless argument. Just accept that everyone has their own flavors in life.

Some people like purple drink, some like Sunny D.

I would just like to point out that I didn't prove the non-existance of any god, just the christian view of god. I have yet to see or think of a true proof of the non existance of any god.

But I don't believe that we should "Let people believe what they want to believe." I think discussion, debate, and philosophy is important as we should be trying to reach the truth in all issues (by reason, facts, and logic, not from a book)

I have been through the rigors of religion, even argued with athiests when I was younger. But you HAVE to have an open mind and truely consider these things. I have changed what I believe about the issue numerous times because I was open to change and willing to hear all sides. I doubt the same can be said about the religious zealots (no matter what the degree.)