This is the reason God created humans with a very limited amount of autonomous free will.
Normally I would just ask questions but here is what I support at this point in my spiritual growth:
1. Time is relative, God could have created the existence of time for humans, and God is not limited by man’s time.
2. God exist outside of human time, yet exist simultaneously within human present time.
3. God communicates with man in words that fit man’s understanding like the four corners of the earth, the sun rising and setting, and the future for God. In other words, God does not convey the idea of time being relative for God or God being outside of time.
4. There is no reason for time to not be: totally relative to God.
5. God knows what is happening in some distant Galaxy (billion light years away) at the same time knowing what is happening on earth.
6. Just as God knows simultaneous what is happening throughout space instantly, God would also know what is happening throughout time in the Space Time Continuum.
7. God exist throughout time, so His existence at the end of time could “communicate” within Himself to His existence at the beginning of time.
8. History is fixed; nothing can change what has already happened. Even If God wanted to destroy the first Adam and Eve and start over with a second Adam and Eve there would always have been a first Adam and Eve, even if God was the only being to know of them.
9. God’s existence at the end of man’s time would know historically everything that happened throughout human existence.
10. The whole history of humans would be “communicated” back to God at the beginning of time as pure history from God’s existence at the end of time.
11. God from the beginning of human time (when every that was) knows all human future as pure history, so God knows all human’s future.
12. Since God’s existence at the end of human time and knows everything humans did historically, it cannot be changed and God “communicating” that history to Himself at the beginning of time means nothing can change in human existence from the way it “did” happen for God’s existence at the end of time.
13. The moment God decides to make a particular human (which can be at the beginning of human time) that human has a future know as history by God’s existence at the end of time.
14. If God decides never to make a particular human (there could be a virtual infinite number of these) than that never to exist human has no future and thus no history to be known by God.
15. Just because the history of a made choice is known, including a choice already made by God, does not mean that choice was not an autonomous free will choice. We cannot proof a former historic choice was not an autonomous free will choice, just because we now know historically what was chosen.
16. Again, just because God at the end of time knows all human choices as historical, does not mean some of those choices were not autonomous free will choices.
17. It also logically follows: if the existence of God at the end of time communicates to himself at the beginning of time all human history as set in stone, does not mean some human choices made could not be autonomous free will choices by the human.
18. If God is never ever going to produce a specific individual with ability to make just a very few autonomous free will choices, God would not know exactly the choices that specific individual would make if he/she were made, but would only know all the possible choices. That never to be made individual has no future to be known and if the limited choices are truly to be that individual’s autonomous free will choice there is no way to know, unless that individual is going to be made. God would know human seemingly free will choice that are the result of the person’s environment and genes (programming) which are most of what we consider to be free will choices (like the flavor of ice-cream on choses on a specific day), but those are not the choices which matter.
19. Once you agree to the concept of God being outside of time (existing throughout human time) and the definition of autonomous free will, all my ideas logically follow.
