Hi
You're stating a lot of things but proving very little.
The burden of proof was never on me because choices/freewill, exists. That we have genuine choices in our mind, every day, which don't involve another entity, is a truism.
You didn't specifically answer my post. It's easy to put me under fire and never respond to my content. But now you need to prove that God's existence affects choice.
For example - if judgement day does happen, can I claim that murdering you is God's fault?
How can I when logically judgement day only exists if my God exists, and my God says, "Do no murder".
Philosophically, the hypothetical problems of freewill and determinism might be genuine problems for Theism, but they are not problems for a Christian whom believes in an inerrant bible.
Why would it follow that God would say, "do no murder" if I didn't have a choice to?
If the biblical God exists, then it's not a problem. My evidence is Exodus 20. Go and read it, as it is my premise.