. . . . . So you see free choice is not that free.

It costs you eternal life if you use your free choice continually until it is too late, choosing the wrong thing, making the wrong decision, over and over.
 It’s over.

So you see free choice is not that free. That is a misnomer.
Freedom implies in one respect it doesn’t matter what choice you make.
But that thinking wrt free choice between good and evil we all have to choose does not end like that. Only one choice gives you freedom, not both….. never both. Be careful what meaning you give to free choice, what understanding you give to Free choice.
Think of it rather as a test and you make mistakes and express sorrow, that too is a free choice. As always only one choice bestows freedom, the other slavery. 
Maybe, no I think mandatorily we should just be referring to ‘ choice’ – leave out the “free”. That is a misnomer. 
The Ten Commandments give explicit meaning to this choice. The freedom comes after not before the choice. That’s why they are called Commandments. Commandments out of sin into life. Christ laid down his life to make that choice easier, even, I should say possible, and his blood was spilt in a very real way on the Ark containing those original stone tablets as they lay beneath the site of Christ’s crucifixion.
This is to make clear the reason and the hope we have in his death because of his Resurrection. He conquered as the Saviour of the world, those who would put to death justice, those who would crucify goodness, those who would torture even God himself. And his blood was spilt on the Mercy Seat of the Ark of the Covenant between man and God as a sign and a reality of who for and why he spilt his blood up there on the cross. It’s as plain as day – it was for all to whom those Ten Commandments are directed…. and that clearly is every one of us.
It’s as clear as day for those who want to see it.
The rest is owned by you if you want it.
There are no outsiders in the Kingdom of God. Only those who make themselves outsiders by their choice and who then fail to repent or even worse, refuse to repent.