But I dont like his followers.

slavery? Was slavery okay with God? He comes to Earth just once and doesn't want some horrendous things changed? Why?

Dont jump down my throat!

just extending the conversation.

Racist, sexist, destructive, violent, and selfish.

But the rationalizations are pretty special..

Without free will, there is no choice.

that counts for nothing to God?
So if a man owns 100 slaves, his free will is more important that that of the 100 slaves, who did not choose top be slaves.

And of course your answer does not address the immorality of slavery. Because if God did not condemn slavery, then the "free will" of the slavery owner does not come into play at all. Why would he think about the morality of slave owning if God endorses it? Why would he choose not to own slaves and why would God punish him for it?

All people have to do is say things like "free will" or "its god's will" and it answers every problematic question about the christian god out there. Sheesh, get with the program man.

Added just in case.

"mysterious ways"

knew I was forgetting something.

It does not mean that one is free of burdens.

is that meaningless and have nothing to do with the question.

Your position basically requires a controlling deity, and that control by definition removes any free will.

I didn't say God/Jesus should have abolished slavery by fiat, I said he should have said something to show he was opposed to it. He did not.
Are you saying Jesus and God gave no moral instruction?

How does free will to choose to between good and evil work if God doesn't tell you which is which?

The deity character makes all sorts of attempts to interfere with free will using commands like don't mix fabrics, don't shave sideburns, don't eat shellfish, don't allow people with flat noses to approach the altar... Throwing in something about not owning people would have been no more intrusive on free will than telling women to stay quiet in church. That deity shows little regard for free will, even meting out punishment for those who exercise it in unapproved ways.

A non-controlling deity is an intriguing concept, but it's not the one depicted in those particular holy books.

To me, they are just examples of people misinterpreting their own cultural prejudices and norms as divine command, with no indication of supernatural inspiration.