Evidence for God being "a superior being" ?

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He didn’t make us as sinners or imperfect. He made us as decision makers in his image. It’s ludicrous to think that God created us in his image and also create us as imperfect or sinners. Your misconception lies in the fact that he created us perfect the way we are and that includes giving us the ability to turn against him and be autonomous and that each individual should be accountable for his/her own actions and decisions.

He did create us as sinners. What i constantly hear with Christians is that man's problems are the fault of man himself because we are sinners so we deserve to be mortal, to have pain, and to go burn for eternity. But God created sin, God created us as potential sinners, and God created the possibility for us to sin, while (as an all-knowing being) knowing that we would sin.

From our point of view, there is a choice. We can sin or not sin. However God knows who will sin, and when. First, this means that God testing humans is completely illogical and obviously a man-made excuse, since he necessarily knows the outcome of these choices. Second, apparently God is okay with letting a vast portion of his "beloved" children go to Hell (non-christians, gays, divorced, those who have sex before marriage...) in the name of having a "choice". An all-loving God would do anything to prevent his children from going to Hell, he would even show himself to the world to save only one soul.

My point is that even if God existed, i do not have any good reason to believe he loves us.

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Saying we as mankind are sinners does not mean he created us to sin. Because we have the ability to choose that allows us the opportunity to sin. There is no inherited sin from Adam, that's a common misconception. Man's problems ARE the fault of man himself, but not because we were born sinners or deserve anting, but because we sin. God created the opportunity to sin, and yes he saw it coming. Me as a Father can let my child go play out back, knowing full well he has the option to fall, get kidnapped, or whatever. If this cycle went on for eternity and I saw every single possibility play itself out, and that a majority of the time nothing happened to my son, I could then conclude that it's better to let him go outside and risk it to learn something then keep him cooped up. I hope that illustrated the point you're not getting better.
God knowing the outcome has zero bearing on us as a species learning from those outcomes over time, which I believe is the point to learning. If we were all born with God's knowledge and perspective, there would be no learning or growh as a species. God is not ok letting a vast portion "go to hell", he proved it by sacrificing his son for all of us. He can't force you to accept his love though. One more time with this analogy. You can stand out in the rain and wee everyone else being wet and miserable and be wet and miserable yourself, or you can come in out of he rain. He's invited everyone in, but not everyone comes in.