Scrabbleman 
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A God without free will is like a giant tree that holds an island together, in the middle of nowhere.
The island being the entire universe/existence.
It exists, it does its job and nothing more than that. You don't talk to the tree, you don't cut it down, you can take its branches to make other stuff but in the end, you're still confined on that island the tree is holding together. Sooner or later, those branches would degrade and become part of the tree again.
[screams in German]
A God without free will is like a giant tree that holds an island together, in the middle of nowhere.
It exists, it does its job and nothing more than that. You don't talk to the tree, you don't cut it down, you can take its branches to make other stuff but in the end, you're still confined on that island the tree is holding together. Sooner or later, those branches would degrade and become part of the tree again.