If god creates us, and creates the options...then he must also realize that the decisions people make in life are most often direct impacts of their upbringing and their education and social circles.

If that's the case, how can god fault man for making decisions based on their education when he is the one that presented the education in the first place?

What I'm getting at here is that I think that if we look at the patterns of social development and beliefs you would find that they are directly impacted dramatically by environment, and our freewill is often limited to within the confines as to what we see as viable options based on that education.   What I'm getting at is that freewill has nothing to do with super natural influence, and everything to do with our environment.

As for the last point regarding Omniscient and Omnipotent...you're missing infallible.  The concept that there is the ability to make negative choices or that he put free will to decide negaitve things in our hearts is a decision that was in error as it produced errors later.  Something infallible should be incapable of producing errors even indirectly.  And that's what most people take issue with on the free will side of the debate.