God is Evil

I now realize that I should have defined some of the terms I used.(Sorry, I'm new to this) Definitions: God - the Christian interpretation of God Evil - profoundly immoral and malevolent Free Will - the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate; the ability to act at one's own discretion. Whether the sixth commandment says kill or murder depends upon the version of the Bible that is used. If God is as opposed to slavery as you claim he is, why wouldn't he clearly oppose it and punish people for having slaves? God is either not entirely against slavery, or he is just terrible at communicating that he disagrees with slavery. God forbids many things directly, but he only places some restrictions on immoral practices like slavery. One that stands out is Exodus 21:7, that states women are not allowed to leave during the seventh year of service like men are. No reason is given as to why female slaves do not receive the same rights as the males. Men and women are treated differently often. " If, however, the charge is true and no proof of the young woman"s virginity can be found, she shall be brought to the door of her father"s house and there the men of her town shall stone her to death. She has done an outrageous thing in Israel by being promiscuous while still in her father"s house. You must purge the evil from among you. (Deuteronomy 22:20-21) An intact hymen was what determined whether or not someone was a virgin, but it has been proven that this is not reliable. Physical exercise can cause the hymen to tear, and the hymen doesn't even tear during sex sometimes. (http://www.womenonwaves.org...) Women were stoned to death if they were unmarried and had lost their virginity, but Deuteronomy 22:20-21 says nothing about punishing the man who takes her virginity. Christians preach that God loves everyone equally, but these verses seem to disagree. I find it strange that, supposedly God gives humans free will, unless they do something he dislikes. I would argue that humans have no free will under God, and that the Bible lies about humans having free will. If God exists, either He knows everything, and we have no free will, or we have free will and He does not know everything, and therefore He is not God. God supposedly has a plan that dictates what will happen to each of us, this means that every death was part of that plan. If everything is already decided we cannot change our fate. God knows in advance what each human will do. God knew that Hitler would kill eleven million people during The Holocaust. God still created Hitler, even though he was aware of what would happen and is responsible for his actions. When God flooded the Earth, how come he killed all but two of every (presumably blameless) animals as well? I've looked for a Bible verse that provides some justifiable reason as to why the innocent animals had to die, but I could not manage to find any. If God gets to decide when we die (Psalm 139:16), why wouldn't he just decide that everyone except Noah and his family should die, instead of wiping out massive populations of animals? The Bible doesn't seem to explain where all of the water goes when it dries up. You still have to defend that fact that Noah and his family were forced to have incestuous relations with each other. The Bible clearly forbids incest (Leviticus 18:6), yet the only way the human race could have continued is if Noah and his relatives produced children. I did not misunderstand the Bible, I am only questioning it.