God cannot be morally good while giving humans free will

Morally good: God is the standard of goodness. Everything good flows form Him (James 1:17). For humans to be morally good, We must conform to the prescribed will of God. Basically follow God's commandments. ? It has not showed himself and the Bible is not evidence of Its work instead a telling of events by a human. It cannot be verified it is instead assumed to be true. What I wanted you to define was a general definition of morally good. God is not the standard of goodness since It did create the Devil knowing full well what It will do. That is not goodness if all a creature does is evil. Free will: God has foreordained all things which come to pass (Acts 4:28 || Proverbs 16:33). God alone has absolute freedom. Man's will is restricted by the nature which God gives him. Since we are sinners by nature (Ephesians 2:3), We can do nothing but sin apart from the grace of God (to be found in Jesus Christ). "For whatever does not proceed from faith is sin. " (Romans 14:23b). Debate was about how God is not morally god while also giving humans free will. I am assuming free will exists and God for this debate to occur. Guess I will still rebut this. By saying Man's will is restricted by the nature which God gives him states why we do not have free will. You pretty much made the argument for why free will does not exist. My premise 2 rebuttal of your response. God is partly to blame for the wrongdoings of mankind. God assuming you believe this It is all-knowing which does mean It can know something happens before it happens. The extreme example would be God allows the rapist rape while also watching it take place. To me the act of allowing the rape is wrong and watching it too also shows no empathy by It. My premise 3 rebuttal of your response. You missed the part that It is all-knowing. God knew full well a human would do more evil then good but still allowed for its creation. Not all humans would do more evil then good but some will and God has allowed that to happen. Humans are not all-knowing which is why God is different and many other reasons. If we were all-knowing and allowed for evil to go on that would make us evil but God is somehow an exception. You can say evil occurs for good to occur. As far as I know God is all-knowing and can realise a path where there can be all-good but chooses to gift powers to humans to do evil. To say God is not capable of allowing humans to do all-good is not a fair representation of Its powers. 1. Jesus is not proven to exist so I am assuming he did. Jesus was not human. Humans are flawed but Jesus wasn't. God gave the talents to Jesus but not to humans. That shows God is capable of creating a sinless being but cannot do it for humans. God can but does create humans with sin. To that very act is sinful. 2. I kinda knew you were going to bring up the greater good. God is all-knowing but cannot find a way to have good without evil? Jesus is example of sinless being created by It but It cannot do it for humans. Humans are flawed because God created them that way. By also knowing what they would do and still go with creating them God is to blame for human wrong doings due to nature of Its powers like all-knowing. The Fall of Adam was predicted by God since It is all knowing. Knowing full-well what Adam would do It still allowed Adam to do it. That is another non-act by God to somehow to create a greater good. From what I see Adam and Eve were the originators of humans. The humans with flaws. Meaning by God simply not acting on Adam It allowed Adam to create flawed humans which sin. Given the all-knowing of God's nature It is still to blame for this. God acts when It wants to but doesn't when It doesn't want to. Jesus was created by God to save humanity but where was God to stop the Crusaders committing evil? 3. Our parents made us but they are not away from sin. Fathers can rape their children and mothers can be abusive to you. What makes God different? It is the creator. He wills states the he does not need to do be morally good and still be God. My assertion would be It created us for Its amusment. I choose to believe God does not love us instead created us for his own selfish reasons. Those selfish reasons not need to be morally good since it is Might makes Right. Moral right and wrongs are subjective. To me I determine them by the affect it might have to me and others from my limited perception compared to God. Example: I am cleaning my room. The affect it would have on my mother is that she will have more time to do other things and it would also teach me to be self-reliant. From that I did a morally right thing. I did not need God I only required myself. 4. Will does not give humans a time frame. God can say evil does not go unpunished but from my point of view Bill Cosby raped many people and used his money to only get a sentence of 10 years. Am I supposed to believe he will get his just punishment in the afterlife? There is no evidence for it and God has allowed the evil to go unpunished until Cosby is sent to hell. It is ironic how that works. Do a evil act and this reality and get punished in another. That is not just since from what humans are concerned he died raping women and had a weak sentence at the end of it. 5. God is incomprehensible but you still choose to believe it. Why does God punish us for something we cannot comprehend? That is also evil. To expect to believe God on faith rather then the standard we have progressed to today. If It does not tell us why It allows to evil to go unpunished why should we trust his judgement? Because we have no other choice? This would be a might makes right argument. God is not morally good instead It is our supreme being and we should blindly follow It since we do not have power to do otherwise yet I am allowed to disgrace Its name and many other religions are wrong or maybe Christianity is the wrong religion. I highly doubt you have thoroughly spent your time deciding which religion instead you were born into Christianity. Lets say Christianity is the correct religion what about the Arabian's who have not heard of Christianity or the people of North Korea either? Was that just or a mistake of God. What reason would God give to not allow everyone to know the word of God in the Bible. Simple answer maybe just maybe The Bible is not the word of God and God just might be something that has no impact in our reality. If I was talking from someone from Saudi Arabia they would say the same thing as you but in a different context. You might say to this your religion is right but use similar reasoning as the Arabians. We do not have sufficient reason that God is good since It is all knowing God can find a way to remove evil and only create good but It chooses not to. I don't lack knowledge that Bill Cosby raped many women and is only getting 10 years. We lack knowledge but God made us that way and It would allow me to think that it is Its fault. God all-knowing cannot find a way to only create good but did it with Jesus but not humans. God is not morally good if It allows evil to continue. It is all-knowing and can find a way to create only good but It chose differently. Didn't copy your argument because there was not enough space so I left a number to show which argument I am speaking of. This time you are allowed to rebut in the last round and you were in our previous but you chose not to. Make sure you rebut me inRound 3. Biggest question I would like you to answer. God does not need to be morally good to be God. So why is It morally good? May we still learn something new