1. Our definitions of “good” and “bad” cannot be applied to something as grand and unknowable as god. God is simply god, and they have decided it necessary to create such things. One may further argue that it’s ultimately to create a better appreciation of the good. Can one know how good warmth feels without having been cold? Or the joys of love without having heartbreak?
I believe in God, but the problem with above I do not believe we can make the above anthropomorphic assumptions about God.
2. Evolution, at least in my eyes, is most definitely a guided process, made to bring about beauty and balance. We are a result of such work, and god has given us the ability to recognize them, and that was planned from the start, from the moment ‘brush touched the canvas’, so to speak.
It is OK to believe this, and I as a Theist believe God Created all of our physical existence as it is. . . . but to believe this can be supported by science is a problem.