He can do whatever He wants with His creation.
That GOD can indeed do whatever HE wants with his creation doesn't mean what people usually mean when they claim HE can do whatever he wants. The usual meaning is often that HE can be cruel, unloving, unjust or impatient etc without being impugned for sin because 1. HE is GOD after all and 2. we are HIS creation. BUT in fact GOD can only be HIMself, HE can only want what is in accord with HIMself.But the mere fact that God can do whatever he wants...
GOD is love - HE would never want to be capriciously cruel, ie, the Calvinist fallacy of unconditional nonelection.
GOD is light - HE would never want to be dark or support darkness by creating evil in any way or creating evil people by any means by a decree of HIS own will, the sin by Adam and not by our free will fallacy.
GOD is lovingly patient - HE would never want to shut the gates of hell upon anyone just because they did not accept the gospel quickly enough to please HIM, ie, the Armenian fallacy.
IF a loving GOD is not reconcilable with an unloving supposition then it might be that it is an erroneous interpretation of scripture that is being abandoned, not the scripture itself, as per"A loving God would not..." you have abandoned the authority of Scripture and set your personal view of God above His word.
in which it is not the doctrine of reprobation that is unloving but the doctrine of UNCONDITIONAL reprobation that is rejected as unloving and unfitting for HIS impartiality.For example double predestination is unloving for those who have no choice to be saved.
I have had my hat knocked off a few times by Calvinists who claim that my contention a doctrine is unloving is patently false because GOD can do whatever HE wants with HIS creation and because Calvinism is just the gospel rewritten.
GOD can indeed do whatever HE wants with us but HE cannot do anything Satan might want to do with us...our GOD is NOT a house divided,
not righteous and evil at the same time;
not lovingly impartial and uncaringly destructive at the same time;
not just and yet condemning as guilty those that cannot have had any mens rea or real choice to sin !
...that is the nature of a pagan god, a gnostic god, not our GOD.
ImCo...