i don't wanna go 1 by 1 on this and check if they make sense or not but just reading the first one > i call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that i have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live offering a choice does not mean the choice is free if you already know what choice the person is going to make, so this verse doesn't really strengthen your position at all.   i'm ok with that line of argumentation. you are basically saying god sacrificed his omniscience and made himself ignorant of humanities choices so that humanity could have free will. that is a good argument and i accept it. it is logical and rational from a human standpoint. however, it does mean god is not omniscient which i assume is an idea most people who look at god the way you do would be attached to, are you sure this is your position?
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