If you're about to protest that infinite goodness, by definition, wouldn't allow evil to exist, you're not alone.
Classic non-sequitur.
The key being ''infinite goodness'' - the presence of evil means that goodness is not infinite. The presence of evil means that God is part good, part evil
You keep anthropomorphizing God. God is infinite. Therefore what we call good and what we call evil are created by Him and for Him. We humans are closer in likeness to a dirt clod than we are to an Infinite God.
If you read the book "Genetic Entropy and the Mystery of the Genome" and don't reject evolution you choose evolution over the facts, not because of the facts. Try not to disparage the author. He is way ahead of you in education and perhaps intelligence. After all in invented the gene splicing gun and has at least seventy patents in that area.
"Only Christ is the fullness of God's revelation." Everyday Hunter
