Is God Responsible For The Evil In The World? No He Is Not.

[JAG]

The absence of good is ... nothing.
It cannot work that way. When everything is present expect a big bang.

"The absence of nothing ... is good."___JAG

I'mon stick with "The absence of nothing . . . is good."
Why?
Because something is better than nothing {with regard
to physical matter which I assume is what we're talking
about here."}

JAG

[Captdon]

https://biblehub.com/colossians/1-16.htm

God created evil.

[Captdon]

This reads like a cheesy life insurance advertisement on an elderly person's favorite channel.

Where do you get your vision of heaven from?

Also, what does the word perish mean to you?

His list is a fantasy.
Perish from this world and be resurrected in a new world. Not much said about what it would be.

[JustJack]

The universe is a disordered mess, in our own solar system life cannot be sustained on eight of the nine planets, or on much of the earth’s surface either, and the sun is destined to explode and kill everything eventually. Ninety-eight percent of “God’s” species have died out.

Likewise his finest creation, the human body. Right after it’s born, God insists we cut off the foreskin – did he make a mistake? Did he really think things through when he added cancer, appendices, tonsils, vestigial tails, male nipples, body odor, halitosis, baldness, wrinkles, blindness, deafness, haemorrhoids, warts, a dozen baby illnesses like colic...? And I know women were supposed to be God’s afterthought, but seriously – he had to give them menstruation, PMS, menopause, and put the clitoris in completely the wrong place? A little joke on the girls? Oh, yeah, and childbirth, which speaks for itself.

If God is the celestial designer, he's working in crayon.

[Chris]

The universe is a disordered mess, in our own solar system life cannot be sustained on eight of the nine planets, or on much of the earth’s surface either, and the sun is destined to explode and kill everything eventually. Ninety-eight percent of “God’s” species have died out.

Likewise his finest creation, the human body. Right after it’s born, God insists we cut off the foreskin – did he make a mistake? Did he really think things through when he added cancer, appendices, tonsils, vestigial tails, male nipples, body odor, halitosis, baldness, wrinkles, blindness, deafness, haemorrhoids, warts, a dozen baby illnesses like colic...? And I know women were supposed to be God’s afterthought, but seriously – he had to give them menstruation, PMS, menopause, and put the clitoris in completely the wrong place? A little joke on the girls? Oh, yeah, and childbirth, which speaks for itself.

If God is the celestial designer, he's working in crayon.

Funny. You call the OP a strawman and then you argue what the OP said and commit the naturalistic fallacy in doing so.