Did bruce break one of God's rules?

That's what I thought too

Human beings ARE animals.

Also, what about when he made Grace become turned on. That was also not really following the rules of free will I think. It was kind of silly.

I'm pretty sure the part where Evan was merely spouting gibberish, he was possessed by Bruce, I seriously doubt it said that on the teleprompter.

I interpreted free will as the want to do something; he couldn't change the way people feel; for instance he could have forced Grace to do things but they would be against her will. He couldn't force her to love her. Much like how him forcing evan to act up on the news was against his WILL.

Free will is anything that we don't have conscious control of, and happens automatically. An example of this is with Bruce controlling Grace. He had complete control of Grace's orgasms and boob-size, since they're automatic body functions which we don't normally control, and therefore doesn't count as free will, whereas we CAN control how we feel about people, which is why it counted as changing free will to try to make Grace love him. Of course, in that case, Bruce's powers simply didn't work, so it's odd that they worked when messing with Evan, since that would seem like messing with free will, unless he was doing something to Evan's body to elicit those noises from him.

Yes, this movie, like many others, break their rules a lot. The same goes for the movie 'Yes-Man', or whatever it was (also Jim Carrey starring).

The problem is, moviemakers are handed great ideas, but they don't know how to write them into an interesting, consistent script; they just know which agendas have to be there ('woman is the most precious thing, so instead of teleportation, traveling to galaxies, dimensions, knowing fundamental laws of the sub-atomic and spiritual levels of existence, getting to a woman's pants will be the best thing an omnipotent being can attempt), and which actors pull in the money, and what formula to use to please the audience, etc.

This movie is as paint-by-the-numbers as it gets - no thought was put to the intricacies and implications of omnipotence whatsoever. Bruce's omnipotence is "local", but he can change the moon and stars. What? Bruce can't affect free will (not even by changing reality around people (which he did with the moon and stars already), using hypnosis, drug-effect-style energy manipulations, making people forget things, suggestion, seduction, emotional/psychological manipulation, mind games, gaslighting, etc. etc. etc.