Nope, definately wrong. There is Free-Will to a relative extent and the outcomes of the universe could happen many different times over. (Based on chemical reactions in the brain). Think about a game of 'Hang-man' sometimes one insignificant arrangement of neurons propagating electrical signals. Sometimes It's completely coincidental, and even if it happened twice it would result in a different impulse. A different answer, which could theoretically change the outcomes of mankind significantly.
Free-Will exists In the smaller choices which effect lives, decision making over trivial things like, 'will i listen to this song, or that?'.
Re: BradCube
I think it would be most logical as to why 'god' would create man in his image, I would be willing to explain this to you later. It's not to say 'god existed before all time', as god's existance is somewhat 'taboo' as not to 'involve mankind'. Man has a brain which is relatively unique, it allows for both 'creative thinking' with 'logical thinking', could we ever replicate such thinking? (quite impossible i'd say). It's why man has answers to some things which other species may never have, the ability to be creative. (music, culture, fashion, food, passion and love).
Would god use man to answer his questions? Why would we exist if our sole purpose would be to see who was worthy when he would know? There is only one reason which would explain why 'god' would create mankind. It would be so that they could 'experience' a short life and see how much they care about life. It's almost every mans dream to be immortal, the man who followed religion would have an immortal life of pleasures and happiness beyond human emotions. Whereas, the man who lived carelessly and didn't care about immortality would be punished for eternity. I guess it measures people ability to want immortality as the most sane and deserving of 'Heaven'.
It's just one Idea but I prefer the 'Ice Cream' Idea. It's beyond your logic but It wouldn't truly be a measure of faith.