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Originally Posted by Ecthalion
Here's another thought.
Time is now thought of as not linear. We perceive it as so but it just 'is'.
If time is already there then what will happen in future has already happened. If that is the case then do we have free will?
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This has no impact on free will. It only implies that you have already exercised free will. Though it would seem to indicate that you can no longer impact what is, that is not the case. The current complete state of 'is' is a reflection of the free will you have applied. If indeed there is free will, one can apply more free will as desired. The current state of all reality will reflect this addition, and more additions should you apply them.