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God exists, and we have free will. These two facts of reality are not mutually exclusive.If God were real then we should have the capability of freewill. But then if by chance we do have free will that's still not saying that a god is real. But what it does still say instead is that if there is no free-will then there can be no god. Nothing in favor of theism among those scenarios that I can see. And it does look like atheism can exist regardless of the which of the above outcomes is valid. But then can't co-exist with theism if God is real. Which leaves us something to work with I suppose. That is atheism's position, its validity you could say, is under challenge. Because for God to be real atheism must represent an invalid position in relation to theism.