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I am not sure about Nietzsche and Kierkegaard ideas. I argue that free will represent evil

Freedom is the power for one to voluntarily choose to act good. One has the power to choose the course of action they need to take which may seem right to them. Freedom can result in people choosing to do morally right things. With freedom, people can choose for instance to believe in God or not. One can choose what they want to believe in and are in control of their own actions. The same way one can choose to do good, freedom also allows one to do evil or good. The freedom men have has greatly contributed to people falling in sin. When one has free will, they can decide to indulge into actions that are outright evil. Human freedom is therefore responsible for the actions man chooses. For example, philosophers according to Kierkegaard, argues that God is omnipresent and omniscient, and the philosopher Nietzsche illustrate morality is about becoming the best and maximizing your humanity and morality is about asking for forgiveness as a human being and getting saved. If the freedom one has grants them the poor to do good, and if one's moral values allows them to choose good over evil, they do so. If the freedom men have allowed them to do evil, and if one chooses to do evil, they'll do so. What influences is including human desires, self-interests, psychological factors, and ignorance among other factors.