You know what's silly, let's say the big bang happened:
At that instant, every action for the entire life of the universe was determined. With sufficient capacity to perceive and comprehend information, one could plot the future trajectory of a single particle, or every particle, from the moment of origination, into eternity.
You were always going to make the decisions you did, and a being with a godlike capacity for perception could have observed the universe billions of years ago, and seen an almost infinitely complex string of events and interactions creating, and leading up to, the specific conditions and characteristics of your life.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determinism
Ladies and gentlemen, free will is
empirically false, and if an infinitely capable God manipulated your life, chances are he did so
at the instant of creation and then never again.
How does it feel knowing you do what you will, but you don't will what you will?