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The bible or jewish books don't say exactly that it's a one time deal but more specifically, they "are sent to hell because of the irreversible nature of their decision." However "Does God enjoy being annoyed" This plays back to example about the spouse that is forced to act like she loves you, and the spouse that chooses to love you. The fact that going against God is technically an option for angels makes the ones that stayed faithful more meaningful.So they did have free will, but it was a one choice deal?!?
Or they have free will to make simple decisions, with the single proviso that they can never change their minds on decisions which they have already undertaken?!?
And it surely must have been his intention - it would have been weird for him to give them a one time 'free will' card, only to know that they would blow it in the way that they did - know before he had created them in the first place.
Added to that, if he knew that they would (and it would then be likely that he intended it - unless he is just doing things at random), then why does the fact that they acted as he knew they would annoy him?
Why would he give them a one time free will card in this case?
Does God enjoy being annoyed?
Again my speculation is damaged because I have to compare the psychology of God to man's and if he is real it is unlikely that his mind is anything like ours. Upon the assumption that he is anything like us, the value of his decisions in terms of creation are centered around love.
