Good is not good. If God is all-knowing, then why create Angels knowing that one of them will fall and rebel, creating a place for the "nonbelievers" to go for the rest or eternity. Why force us to be put onto a broken earth without our consent and then make us choose between believing in someone who we cant know for certain exists and dedicating the "one life" we have to this higher power. Or dont believe and live your life trying to be as morally correct as possible and still go to Hell with disgusting people who kill kids, and much worse things. One person who is considered an amazing person morally who does not believe and a person like Hitler will go to the same place. Thats why I cannot believe God is good.

You have not addressed how that is relevant to my claim. Also, why is the knife inherently bad because of an external thing that chose to use it in a bad way? It starts with intention, even if whoever made that knife made it with the intention to hurt someone else doesnt mean that the knife itself is bad, it means that it was intended to be used in a bad way, key work is USED. The knife cannot be inherently bad. If it was made with the purpose to cut food and it did that perfectly, some may say it's a good knife, and some may say the person who made it did a good job. Also if it was made with the intention to hurt another person or thing, and did so cleanly, the same logic may be applied, that it is a good knife, or that the person who made it did a good job creating a knife that would be used to hurt others.

You "feeling" anything doesnt make a logical claim. I could feel that the sky is purple but that doesnt make it any less blue. To address your claim about is good a label we slap onto things. Even if I were to grant you that, yes. That leads to me asking the question what does it mean when you say the Christian God is "good"

Well that depends on whether the person defines good based off the outcome or the intention. to bring the knife analogy back, would you say that the knife is good after being used to kill someone because the intention was to kill someone or would you say its bad because the intention behind it. Or to flip that, if the knife was given as a gift for someone who likes cooking but the intention from the person who made it originally was to hurt someone else. Would you say the knife is good or bad, most would say good because of the outcome, not the intention, but if something fulfills the bad intention then you would say that it was bad because the outcome was bad and so was the intention. It depends on what the person values

Well the sun has no set intention beforehand. It doesnt go out of its way to scorch a garden of a person it hates and lights up a day for someone it doesnt. So its affect on someone else has nothing to do with whether the sun is morally good or bad because it doesnt have the intention to do good or bad