No I am logically trying to understand god. Remove any idea you have of god because of religion and just look at it as a creator. God created the universe and earth. God created animals and plant life. Then humans come around now before man there were animals and as far as we know animals have no concept of god because they don't have higher brain functions. We do so we can understand the idea of something creating everything. We were not built with some pre idea of god because as you can see many religions arise because of this question of a creator. Because we are not pre-programed with knowing what god is then we have free will. If we have free will then the creator made us like all the other animals to do our own thing. Now if you think god is omnipotent then when this god decided to create it knew the outcome before it even started meaning every move you make was predetermined no matter how you look at it. By creating us this omnipotent god took our freewill away because it knew the outcome. That is if you believe god is omnipotent if you don't then god is just a middle man to something else that created life and is not a god worthy of worship.
See this is the reach. Knowing the outcome is not the same as controlling the outcome. We can do what we want, God just knows what we are gonna do before we do it. You keep belaboring the omnipotence/free will piece...acting as if they are contradictory. That's a very weak point and it really just seems like you are reaching for reasons to question/deny the existence of God rather than actually trying to look at this thing logically. If you watch a movie for the second time and you already know what's gonna happen does that mean you are controlling what's happening?