peace,
With regards to the 1st point: the key argument is "A time-less God means, above all, a non-cognitive entity."
Definition: cognition
the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.
If God is All-Knowing thus does not acquire knowledge/understanding makes God a "non-cognitive entity."
With regards to the 2nd point: the underlying assumption is that having knowledge about someone, to the extent that your knowledge is so complete that you know what they will choose means you forced them to do it, doesn't make sense to me. For example, if on Mondays the school canteen menu offers the option of fish and chips and you know your friend so well that you know they will order the fish and chips because you know what they're like, they love fish and chips, they always order it on mondays etc. When they do order it does that mean you forced them to order it?
Now some might say it was a guess and you never knew it for certain, but what if you were all-Knowing. When you have complete knowledge it's no longer a guess.