Thanks! I would love to start this debate off. Let me tell you these simple contradictions first: historically, people have pointed to god as all powerful, all loving and the perfect being. And indeed, as you say, is good and not flawed. Though as I've observed and carefully analyzed in the base topic of "free will", it says "In flaming fire taking vengeance on them that know not God, and that obey not the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ: -- 2 Thessalonians 1:8 And as we know, since God is also historically claimed by Christians to be omniscient ( all knowing), God should definitely know that millions of people have different religions and thus, since he is all powerful, he knew and always knew the moment he has created them as his "beloved children", that they are not going to believe in him or have faith in him. And by doing so, doesn't that make him not good and flawed? If he was perfect and flawless, as you said, god would be perfect in the sense of having to not cause genocide and mass murdering for those who, in the bible, like the verse I've just mentioned, are condemned for not following the gospel of Christ.

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