Why do Christians say that any time God steps in to fix stuff interferes with free will?

I mean sure, if he changed people's minds for them that would violate free will, but he could at least give us a little deus ex machina once and a while.Why do Christians say that any time God steps in to fix stuff interferes with free will?
Free will must be the reason that god doesn't step in to help the 15,000 children that die from starvation EVERY DAY, or the 25,000 poverty related daily deaths.
You mean apart from come down and living as one of us? Allowing himself to be killed and then rising from the dead? Setting literally billions of people free from their bondage to sin and fear of death?



Yeah, I suppose he should get of the pot and actually do something.Why do Christians say that any time God steps in to fix stuff interferes with free will?
I've never heard this but I can see people saying it. First off, they can't prove that He did step in. I'm a JW and how would they know He changed their minds?
Because most of the time the things that need fixing are of our own doing.Why do Christians say that any time God steps in to fix stuff interferes with free will?
They don't
You think God is your "dope dealer"? Read the bible for sections on free stuff.