...thereby making it a rather arbitrary concept to enforce your views onto others? I mean, anything that is physically possible must be allowed by God, thereby conforming to his will? Otherwise it just wouldn't happen. And if the will of God means anything other than that, you're basically cherry-picking the parts of reality you see as good and which you see as bad and imposing the mind of an omnipotent being onto that. And you can do that in an infinite number of ways, with no way being more justified than any other.
Doesn't "the will of God" mean anything you want it to mean?
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