Evil proves God does not exist

Thank you for providing a topic! I wish you luck in the debate. Before I begin, I would wish to further define the definition of "God". This "God" being an Abrahamic God who has created our universe (prime mover); controls it absolutely (omnipotent); knows all that was, is, and will be (omniscient); cares for us (loving and personal); is a perfect, good God (absolutely moral); has created a heaven for those who are deserving and a hell for those who are not; and has given his creation, Man, absolute free will. Now, right off the bat, we see contradictions with this God. They are as follows: C1) God is all-powerful and is certainly capable of altering everything in the universe except man's own choices. However, suffering, death, and destruction still prevail outside man's choices despite the fact that God need not allow it to happen. Earthquakes kill millions, tornadoes destroy lives, floods drown countless victims. Why would God allow people to fall victim to these occurrences if he was all-powerful and good? C2) God is perfect yet his universe is not. Why would he allow mankind to live in a world so conducive to destruction? Resources are scarce, and we are forced to compete for them to survive. Why are we forced to struggle for food and water IF our God is supposed to be "good"? If he cared for us, why not provide all that anyone needs for every being? C3) Heaven is a creation of God that is perfect and without evil. Why not simply allow mankind to live in heaven from birth, than force him to suffer in order to find out if we're "worthy"? He does not. Therefore, God cannot be "all-good" if he would allow us to need to endure the pains of life. ALSO, if God is "all-knowing" why bother making humans deem themselves worthy of heaven if the outcome is known to him? Why not simply send those who are worthy to heaven, and those who aren't to hell? Oh right. Because if he sent them simply to hell, he'd be evil. Presents a problem doesn't it? C4) If people go to hell based on their life choices, what if I began to kill children so they can be sure to go to Heaven? I call this the Infanticide problem. I oppose killing babies, mind you, because it is MORALLY wrong. Religiously, would it be wrong? In doing the act, the babies would be sent to heaven because they have not done any wrong. But would my act send me to hell or heaven? I have murdered, which is evil, so would I go to hell? I have sent people to heaven, to eternal happiness, so is that really an evil act? If God condemns me for sending people to heaven, there must be a significant flaw to his "rules". In the end, these contradictions prove either: God is not all-powerful, therefore the described God does not exist; God is not caring, he could care less and allows people to suffer, therefore the described God does not exist; God cannot be good, he is evil and is sadistic by forcing us to suffer to determine "worthiness", therefore the described God does not exist; God does not know who will be worthy for heaven, and is not omniscient, therefore the described God does not exist; or all the above, and God does not exist. Unless Con can show why each of these contradictions is not such, we can see this God we are analyzing cannot exist because contradictions do not exist. "A" is "A". "A" cannot be both "A" and "B" since "A" is not "B". God cannot be good and bad, because God is good. This extends for all his other criteria. I now await for Con's response!