Theists, I think, have been missing the true meaning to that question for as long as it's been asked.
It's not so much why would god make a psychopath that's important.
What makes the question important is that, clearly, if god is the creator, it makes psychopaths.
God also makes entrance to heaven conditional on repenting your sins and seeking forgiveness.
Psychopaths (see the full definition) cannot repent as they cannot identify anything with themselves to repent about.
Sure a phsychopath could pretend to repent but, if a god is a god, that god would know their repentance was fake (as should any priest or minister).
So, the bigger question is:
Why would god create someone with no chance or possibility to enter heaven and punish them for it?
It's not so much why would god make a psychopath that's important.
What makes the question important is that, clearly, if god is the creator, it makes psychopaths.
God also makes entrance to heaven conditional on repenting your sins and seeking forgiveness.
Psychopaths (see the full definition) cannot repent as they cannot identify anything with themselves to repent about.
Sure a phsychopath could pretend to repent but, if a god is a god, that god would know their repentance was fake (as should any priest or minister).
So, the bigger question is:
Why would god create someone with no chance or possibility to enter heaven and punish them for it?