Sadistic

Words spelled almost exactly the same are not necessarily a Divine sign.

I believe that God is real, I just also believe that He's capable of making mistakes.

Then you're thinking of a different god

I suppose so.

No, God never makes mistakes! There is a plan! :P

Just dropping in...

Oh my gosh, that's hilarious but then, why is that bear falling and did it.....
I don't wnat to ask.

You 'think' you can believe in both. But, if everyone had 'free will' that would then usurp the will of God, and logically speaking, that can't happen. God is perfect in all ways. What you think is your will, belongs to God. Ever hear of "the illusion of choice"?

So if you murder someone it’s gods will?

It is God's will, and my sin. Read the Bible, sir.

Can't be a sin if God wills it. He is perfect. You will now burn in hell for even suggesting it.

"Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." -Jesus

Too late. You gonna burn, sinner.

Aren't you adorable.

Why would God want humans to dismiss his will? Because we have a choice to. God shaped humanity to be able to do right and wrong. And why would he control people to, as you put it, "usurp the will of God", even if it means they have no proper say in damnation. To guide people to doing wrong is a directly malevolent act.
God, though he knew humanity would turn away from him, still let them had free will as he knew that it would mean nothing to anything if we were just perfect beings who had no capacity to do evil. If we were perfect, it would just be empty praise created by someone who just wants to be pleased. I consider one of God's greatest gifts to humans, or perhaps any being with cognitive and moral ability to be his free will.

Romans 3:10-17 New International Version (NIV)
10 As it is written:

“There is no one righteous, not even one;
11 there is no one who understands;
there is no one who seeks God.
12 All have turned away,
they have together become worthless;
there is no one who does good,
not even one.”[a]
13 “Their throats are open graves;
their tongues practice deceit.”[b]
“The poison of vipers is on their lips.”[c]
14 “Their mouths are full of cursing and bitterness.”[d]
15 “Their feet are swift to shed blood;
16 ruin and misery mark their ways,
17 and the way of peace they do not know.”[e]

For the elect.

"The words "predestination" and "election" are often used interchangeably by writers and speakers. However, this may create confusion. Predestination is the truth that God sovereignly purposes everything and brings to pass everything that he himself has purposed (cf. Rom. 11:36). This includes every event of every person, and everything about that person, down to the very hairs of his head (cf. Matt. 10:30). The many verses that speak of "all things" being under God's control can only be true if predestination is true (cf. Rom. 8:28). Election is the truth of predestination applied to one specific area, or one of the "all" things, namely, our personal salvation. The doctrine of election is the truth that God sovereignly chooses, or elects, certain individuals to be saved.

I want to emphasize at the very beginning that all sincere Christians do not agree with my understanding of the subject of election. If you have never heard this subject discussed or taught, it may "throw you for a loop" the first time. I urge you not to believe it just because someone else does, and likewise, do not reject it because your favorite preacher does not believe it. Prove that you have a Berean spirit and look at the texts of Scripture and see what they are actually saying. If you disagree with my understanding of election that does not mean you do not love God. I have personal friends who love the Savior just as much as I do and disagree with me about election. John Calvin will not be at heaven's gate interviewing you about your view of election. You can be wrong about many subjects and still go to heaven, but you cannot be wrong about trusting the Lord Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. However, the Bible does say a lot about "God choosing" and we must understand the verses in some way."

https://www.monergism.com/doctrine-election

There isn't really one interpretation of the bible, just the one which we cling onto.

You missed the whole point. If I were to interpret it, I would inject my selfishness. Christ was perfectly selfless. I am not. The mere fact that you make that claim, shows that you've injected your own selfishness into who you think God to be.

There is only God's interpretation. One must remove all semblance of self when reading His word. Christ was absolutely selfless. One must also look at all the man made religions before Christ, during Christ's life on earth, and up till now. One must look at any interpretation to see how man has injected himself into it. One must look at all 'religions' and see how man has injected himself into that, as well. All problems with God's word stem from a selfish heart. One must also cross reference with the original text to see the context.

Everything that happens is in God's plan, so anyone who is elected is due to the will of God.

Imagine a Christian talking to a Christian magazine and talking about God.

Everything that happens in all the universe, is ordained by God. As much as I didn't like Obama, it was also God's will that he be president. Read the Bible, folks. Specifically the Book of Isaiah. Isaiah speaks much on God's Supremacy in EVERYTHING.