I knew this thread was going to be a tangled knot of worms when I started it - but I think we may have slipped into a couple of wrong thoughts:
First - even if Einstein was WRONG about deterministic actions on the level of quantum physics, this does not necessarily mean that he was wrong in thinking that human behavior (i.e. human free will) is also deterministic. Human thought and action is a macro-level phenomenon and is not necessarily controlled to any macro level by quantum events.
Second - I think it is totally bogus to make the assertion that Quantum Mechanics somehow proves "Human Free Will". If anything, it seems to me that if random events shape can somehow shape human thought, this argues AGAINST the religious notions of "human free will".
Let the debate continue.
On a personal level, I am rather enamored by the Einsteinian religious system of thinking.