Problem of evil is a flawed argument

"Omnibenevolence will always cause the greatest good possible because that is the definition of omnibenevolence. Infinitely good, i.e, always taking the action that causes the most good. Firstly, let me say that omnipotence means that God can do anything. So, no matter what objection you have to a perfect world, an omnipotent being can overcome that hurdle." "By definition, stopping evil is good. God can do this with no negative side effects because he is omnipotent. God also being omniscient and omnibenevolent just means that he has no excuse to not eliminate evil." "If there truly was an omnipotent, omnibenevolent, and omniscient God, He would not have made that possible. He could have made them with knowledge good and without the capability of evil. He can do anything. He is omnipotent." "God can eliminate all evil without eliminating the greatest good because he can do anything. He's omnipotent." "He can, but if he were truly omnibenevolent he would create a world with no evil and only the greatest good. He can do that. He can do anything. He is omnipotent." "God can simply create people with the experience to be saved and not the experience of suffering. He can do that. He is omnipotent." I believe that most have a misconception of the attributes of omnibenevolence, omniscience, and omnipotence. God cannot do certain things not because he's not able, it's because he cannot contradict his own nature. In truth, he must act according to his nature in order to display omnibenevolence, omniscience, and omnipotence. Heb.6:18 says God cannot lie. He also cannot deny himself (2 Tim. 2:13) or be tempted with evil (James 1:13). If he violates himself then he's not God. "How is it selfish?" Your imposing your will on someone who cannot decide for themselves. "Something does not need to be in the Bible to exist." Because we are speaking of the Christian God, we must derive our beliefs from Scriptures. The Bible doesn't say that God removes evil from the will of the person, but he helps them overcome it. "we do know how omnipotence, omnibenevolence, and omniscience work" We cannot totally grasp these concepts on the nature of the Christian God. Any attempt to logically construct an argument on the mechanisms of omnipotence, omnibenevolence, and omniscience is not only speculation, but it's creating your own God. Any knowledge that we have of God is obviously only revealed in Scripture. Anything else is completely unknown and only accessible to God. "If you are already inclined that means you don't have free will." That is if you incline yourself from the start, but it's also possible to alter your choices. "How?" Your forcing your will on others. Conclusion: The best world that God can create is a world needing to be refined by his power, love, and goodness. By allowing suffering, God is also allowing good to come through experience. Suffering allows human beings to express compassion and sympathy towards one another and can be transformed as a force of good in the world to help mankind. It enables us to grow and become better individuals just as science progresses in it's studies of the fatal flaws of the human body and the like. Suffering and evil allows for us to fully practice God's goodness and problem-solving, not merely avoiding it all together.