If god is omnipotent and omibenevolent and all knowing than why couldn't he make a better reality

I shall now respond. At first, God had created a perfect world, free of sin; the Garden of Eden. God had already made a perfect reality, which was Heaven. However, prior to the Garden, Lucifer had rebelled against God and God banished him, along with a third of the angels, into hell. Then we head to the garden. Eve is then tempted by Lucifer (in the form of a serpent) to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Eve at the fruit, then gave some to Adam, who then ate it. And then they had felt something that they had never felt before: shame. They were afraid of God because He would find out what happened and punish them. Which he did. Then sin had entered the world. The reason evil exists is because of humanity's actions against the God who gave so much for them. The only way for this to be forgiven is for a blameless creature (Jesus, symbolized as a sheep) to take our punishment so that we can be with God forever in heaven. Let me answer your questions now: "Why couldn't he just eliminate all evil, just by transforming it into good? " This was our punishment from the Garden. Evil and sin entered the world because of Adam and Eve's actions. "According to the bible, we are stuck on this crazy suffering planet, only because of an technical mistake of an very young girl/woman (I mean Eve). But seriously is this the way to punish all Homo Sapiens and all other species, only because of an interest in the 'amazing forbidden apple'? " First things first, we are not "stuck" here. We were created and made to be put on this earth. Because of the conflict and current events going on right now in the world, some may believe they are "stuck", when in reality they aren't. Secondly, it wasn't a mistake. She was tempted, then CHOSE to eat from the tree, which opened their eyes to all things bad in the world. It WAS humanity's choice. The snake merely tempted her. Thirdly, yes, this is the way. Humanity had betrayed the trust of someone who gave humanity so much. But God already had a plan, from that day, as to how the world would be saved. From Genesis 3:21-22 " "The Lord God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them. And the Lord God said, "The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil. He must not be allowed to reach out his hand and take also from the tree of life and eat, and live forever. " God skinned an innocent animal to cover Adam and Eve. This is an allusion to further events to come. Jesus is the innocent animal, often portrayed as a lamb/sheep. Jesus was then punished for our sins when he went on the cross. Because he had paid for all of our sins, that had happened, are happening, and will be happening, we were able to go into God's kingdom once more. "if god truly loves and respects us and has unlimited power and knowledge, why didn't he create an interesting reality where we would live great, being punished at the same time? How hard is it to give some of the unlimited energy to a specimen? Give a few parts of an infinity to a few specimens, is that hard? " It's not hard, in fact it's easy. God could do that if he wanted. He simply chooses NOT to. If we had power, if humanity had power, there would be people who use that power for pure evil and malice. It's been proven throughout history: give people power, they can turn mad, and use their power for evil. It seems you've fallen into a trap. "If I don"t like something- there must be a better way. I don"t like the world God set up- He should"ve done it better. " But there are tons of things in life that are whether or not we like them or not. God doesn"t have to get our approval before He does something. So if I am not a fan, maybe it is because I don"t get what God is actually doing, or maybe it is because what I prefer isn"t the same as what God does. And it ends up being His call, not mine. Also, I think his idea of a place where we could "live great, but be punished at the same" has some flaws. Nobody wants themselves punished - just others who step out of line. So for too many people, "living great" would involve no punishment at all or very very lenient punishment. Not at all in accord with what we deserve. You use the phrase "He loves us" as an excuse to make your idea of a utopia with no wrongdoing seem reasonable on our current Earth, however it isn't if there are people who do wrong in the world. If I could sum up my entire argument with two words, it would be this: free will. God allows evil and suffering to happen to give us a true choice as to what we want. Such evil exists if we want to have free will. If you wanted no evil, you would want a world where we would all basically be robots, worshipping God without real emotion and love for Him. However, if he gives us free will, yes, it opens up to evil, but also opens up to GENUINE love, not artificial love. You would rather someone be friends with you because they genuinely like you, rather than find out they were being forced. If people truly accept Him with genuine love, instead of artificial love, they will feel the full extent of his grace. JUSTICE: Getting what we deserve. We deserve to be all sent to hell. MERCY: Not giving someone what they deserve. GRACE: Giving someone something they don't deserve. We don't deserve to be in heaven with Him because of their actions. But God gives us grace. He saves us from the horrible fate that we deserve. And while it may seem horrible to us now, it's nothing in comparison to what we deserve. However, we can be saved from the pain and suffering of that through Jesus, who was an innocent man who never committed a single sin. He was the "innocent animal" who was sacrificed to pay for our debts so we could be in heaven with Him. Thank you, and I look forward to next round's arguments.