God as a Biblical Figure is Evil

OK, to begin, yes, you make a fair point that the Pharaoh was a bad person. Sure, whatever. What's your point? The adult egyptians did bad things. The Pharoah did bad things. God didn't kill them. He killed the babies, the innocent children. Murdering someone's kids in response to them being evil is not moral. The children did nothing wrong, and even if their parents were the worst people to ever exist, killing the kids is still immoral. They made no choices in this. You say in this time and place, it was common. I guess so. So what? That doesn't mean if I had a time machine and went to Nazi Germany it was fine for me to murder Jews. Whether it was common or not doesn't stop it from being a despicable act God did. Also, he had other options. He's all powerful. He could've killed the Pharoah instead of the kids. He could've frozen the Egyptians in place while the Hebrews walked away. He could've teleported them out. He had literally infinite options. You say animals' lives do not matter. Does that mean if I was to just start drowning puppies, you'd be OK with that? That's a moral thing to do? Of course it's not. Animals do deserve rights, and they shouldn't needlessly suffer, and for God to have done so for no reason is despicable. Sure, no one would shoot a baby over a cat, but that's not the question. The question is if you'd kill the cat when you didn't need to, and no sane person would. Also, remorse is to feel regret, to wish to take back doing something. You wouldn't feel remorse about something if you would've done the same thing. For God to have been omniscient, God would've had to plan for the flood to occur as he created the universe. So you admit that yes, God condones the killing of children, an evil action. Killing children because they might grow up to fight you is not a moral thing. You don't respond to the other examples that show pregnant women and unborn children being murdered either, which remains a great evil God has done. Some slaves sold themselves into slavery, sure. But as those passages say, people can be born into slavery, never to leave. Women will never be free of slavery, and non-Hebrews can easily be enslaved. God says you can beat your slaves to death as long as they don't die within a few days, and you're allowed to brand them. This is insanely immoral and a horrible act. The fact that some slaves sold themselves into it does not excuse the rest of the attrocities. So sin in an ingrained part of humanity as a whole? Hence, you're saying it's something we were designed with, IE something that God is responsible for. The fact remains, that God made man proud, knowing they would sin. He created the human race knowing that we would sin. He's as responsible as I would be for murder if I created a terminator to kill my enemies. God created man knowing they would sin, and is thus responsible for it. These men are most definitely good. Dedicating yourself to helping humanity is good. To say that great champions of charity deserve to be burnt alive forever is a horrible sentence that no loving being could give another. If my child rejected me and told me he hates me, I'd be hurt. I wouldn't track my son down with a can of gasoline and a box of matches. Anyone who did would be despicable. So what caused Adam to eat the apple? Whatever part of Adam that caused him to do so was designed in him by God, thus making him responsible. When God made Adam, he knew he would sin, yet he didn't change anything about the design. Thus, God is responsible. I don't think you've refuted any of the bible passages I've made, and my points haven't changed, so they still stand and I don't feel the need to add no ones. Good are virtuous things, like helping others. Evil is negative things, like hurting others. Innocence is something that has not done anything relative to whats happening to them, although it seems far too late in the debate to be asking for defintions of these things. To sum up, God is evil. As my opponent admits, he murders the first-born of Egypt for the actions of their parents, blaming them for something they didn't do. That is evil, and my opponent has failed to defend it by claiming it was OK at the time or the parents were really bad, which justifies nothing . God drowned countless animals during the flood, which again is evil. My opponent attempts to push this aside by acting like drowning animals is not a bad thing, but any rational being can tell it is. He tries to say human lives are more important, which they are, but that's not relevant, as God is all-powerful so he didn't need to kill the animals. God is an animal-abuser. God encourages slavery in Leviticus 25:44-46, Exodus 21:2-6, Exodus 21L7-11, Exodus 21:20-21, Ephesians 6:5 and Timothey 6:1, in which God says you can beat your slaves to death if they don't die until after a few days, in which he says you can be born into slavery for life, you can be made a slave for life, you can be branded and more. He brings up cases where slavery isn't necessarily bad, as if that somehow justifies all these cases where it obviously is. God is pro-slavery. No child should be born a slave. God is a child murderer, as shown in Numbers 31:17, Hosea 13:16, 1 Samuel 15:3, Psalms 137:9, Judges 11:30-40, all of which my opponent has failed to refute my dismissing the murder of innocents or ignoring them. God is a brutal enforcer of horrible rules such as Leviticus 21:9 where fornicating priest daughters are ordered to be burnt alive. These are unjust, horrible rules that should not exist. God is the cause of all sin. Either through creating the devil or Adam, before he created them, God knew what he would do. God knew Satan and Adam would both betray him, yet made them the way they were with no changes. God designed Adam and Satan knowing they would sin. Imagine you get in a car, but the breaks fail and kill you. Whose fault is it? The car's builders and designers. Imagine if as they were building it, they knew it would fail and kill you. Would that not be evil? Through these points, I have explained that God is irrefutably evil. My opponent has failed to refute this points, either pushing off the burden of guilt on others such as blaming the Pharoah for God's actions or downplaying the evil such as with slavery, drowning animals, murdering children and knowingly creating that which would create sin. With this, it's evident: God is evil. Thank you.