Have you held the argument that God should have been able to create a world without evil, but since there is evil then God must not morally perfect. If God created morally good, then He must also have created morally evil creatures. People think God doesn't know what it is like to be human [ignoring the Incarnation]; they go on thinking God doesn't know what we know; therefore, God is not all-knowing and cannot be omniscience and morally perfect, thus God could not exist. Dealing with omniscience, if God knows all, then He knows what we sinners know; He knows evil and thus so detracts from His perfection. That the fact he knows what we know then "automatically makes Him a sinner". Since most people having a problem with God seem to not believe in the Bible nor see the Bible as God's inerrant and Holy Word, or they simply feel that the Bible just gets in the way of what they want to do, the last two chapters in this book are important to read. Many hold that the Bible is just man-made book. How can they commit to eternal life based on a man-made book? A book cannot save me, but reading the last two chapters prove the Bible is not just a book. Many just don't like what the Bible says, so they reject it, or they blame God for messing up what they want to believe...the creature wants to control the Creator!