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There is also no proof for the thousands of scientific theories that you do accept, like the Germ Theory of Disease. That's false. Creationists more often than not refuse to interpret the evidence, or interpret it in a way that has no connection to the actual evidence. We have evidence, not faith.

If our freedom is the the cause of evil then there will also be evil in heaven.

So people can't choose to do evil in heaven?

Why couldn't we willfully allow it in heaven?

What's stopping us from smoking pot at grandma's house? We can if we choose.If there is a reason not to commit evil, then it would apply equally to our time on Earth as it does in our time in Heaven. If we are incapable of committing evil in heaven, then why not make the Earth that way to begin with?

Heaven seems to break a lot of Christian theology.We are told that pain, suffering, and death exist on Earth because life would not be worth living if those things did not exist. A strange theology, but let's go with it. If that is correct, then will there be pain, suffering, and death in Heaven? Not by most accounts. So would Heaven be a terrible place to live? According to Christian theology, it would be a terrible place to live, especially now that we don't have free will, it would appear.At this point, we have to ask why Earth even exists to begin with. Why not just start us out in Heaven?

People still do evil in other peoples' houses. God was the landlord of the Garden of Eden and of the Earth, is he not? God said that if Adam or Eve ate of the tree of knowledge that they would die that day. The serpent told them that God was full of it. Who was right?

Right. And a True Scotsman doesn't put sugar in his porridge. Perhaps you should read up on the difference between ontological randomness and statistical randomness. The theory of evolution, and all of science, uses statistical randomness. That is, something is considered random if it fits a statistical model of randomness. However, no one makes claims about the supernatural that could perhaps control the process in a way that is indistinguishable from randomness.If you have a problem with evolution for being random, then you will need to reject the bulk of science. For example, thermodynamics is based on randomness. Do you reject thermodynamics?

Then why not start that way? Isn't that what heaven is? What does there even have to be an Earth? Why not put the souls directly into heaven? Create heaven and put people in heaven.

We can toss out the idea that we need commandments in a book to tell us that murder is immoral.

We atheists will point out that our universe is indistinguishable from one where there is no God. If there was an all powerful God who claimed to love us then this is not the universe we would expect to see. That's the point. A very excellent option, especially once the weather warms up here in the Northern Hemisphere.

Having empathy, reason, and logic makes me qualified. A God who claims to be all powerful and also claims to love us wouldn't allow such suffering. I guess there could be a God who enjoys having humans suffer and hides his existence from humans, but that would again be indistinguishable from a universe where God does not exist. A universe with God would be heaven. We don't live in heaven. There is no evidence that a heaven exists. Those are just human stories trying to rationalize why the universe looks like one where there is no loving and all powerful God. Those are promises written by humans. The Bible was written by humans. Humans are not God. I would love it if God existed, but I'm not going to fool myself into believe God exists just because it would be nice if God did exist.Added in edit:"Is God willing to prevent evil but unable to do so? Then he is not omnipotent."
"Is God able to prevent evil but unwilling to do so? Then he is malevolent (or at least less than perfectly good)."
"If God is both willing and able to prevent evil then why is there evil in the world?"
--Epicurus

Humans have the peculiar ability to convince themselves of almost anything. Interviews of people at Trump rallies are a perfect example.

Hospitals full of children with cancer would be rather obvious evidence of sleeping on the job.

From all appearances, his job is "doesn't exist". Yet again, that is indistinguishable from a deity that doesn't exist.