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

"The Garden of Eden it self wasn't perfect, it was just an "utopia". Because Adam and eve, couldn't imagine to fly, there weren't any infinite or amazing phenomena's, only a simple utopia." Utopia: noun an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect. There didn't have to be anything amazing, or for there to be flying or miracles happening every second for there to be utopia. It just has to be a perfect world with no wrongdoing. And there was no wrongdoing in the Garden, until Adam and Eve's downfall. "Adam and eve, weren't really old and had not many experience. It was pretty unsmart for a deity like god, to forbidd them to eat the apple. Why and how? Simple, imagine that you tell a child to not touch a bottom, the child is more likely to press the bottom after all." Adam and Eve were not children, though. In fact, they were adults. They understood language, had complex emotions, and acted like adults. They were just "new" to the world. And in fact, he even began the human language by naming the animals (Genesis 3). So neither Adam or Eve were "dumb" or children, in fact. They were simply like man today: fallen into Satan's trap of temptation. "Next if we give a PART of the infinity to some people, then how could they disuse it?" Uh, a lot of ways: They could take over kingdoms with their power. They could force people to do their will. They could murder humans. They could murder animals, specimens, or the earth (destroying wildlife and landforms). They could create a world where they are the leader/god instead of the true God And the list goes on... As I said in the last argument, it has been PROVEN throughout history that if you give people power, at least some of them will misuse it. "The God, still could make a different reality after all. And if someone possesses infinite power and knowledge. Then its not hard to make a combination of a paradise and punishment. Free will, still can exist if an emotion like evil disappears." If free will exists, evil MUST exist. That's how free will works. If you give people freedom, you do not expect all of them to instantly do the right thing. Adam and Eve were pure at the beginning, and did the right thing, until they were tempted by Satan. And in a free will world, Satan still exists. Temptation still exists. Therefore evil STILL EXISTS, no matter what world you live in, if it supports FREE WILL. "Jesus had no evil and he still possessed emotions." Emotions can still exist without evil. I never said they couldn't. But Jesus WAS God, incapable of evil. None of us are incapable of evil. But God is a perfect entity, he can exist without evil. Even while tempted, Jesus quoted Bible verses to prevent Satan from getting a hold of Him. The point is, at the end of the day, your argument makes no sense. In a free will world, humans will still do evil deeds. Give humans power, they will misuse it. God knows what's best for us all, and Him loving us is Him NOT giving us this power, is NOT allowing us to have "a portion of infinity", as you so put it. The reason he chooses NOT do to the things you listed above is for very good reasons, as I have already listed. But to answer your original question: "If God is omnipotent and omibenevolent and all knowing, then why couldn't he make a better reality?" God had already made a perfect reality. Humanity just messed it up. And there is still the perfect reality that is Heaven. God gave us the free will to choose whether we want to genuinely love Him or not. If we choose not, an eternity in Hell awaits us; what we deserve. Or, if we accept his grace, then we have a life of perfectness ahead of us in Heaven, the life that awaited us in the Garden, the life that we humans messed up. Thank you for the time and the debate.