But that is the problem. Going back to the Adam and Eve myth God did NOT create them capable of discerning good and evil, nor with the ability to be disciplined, so they naturally failed.
Humans are not born with discipline, it needs to be learned and practiced. And although humans and other animals have innate moral tendencies many humans also are born with mental illness or flaws that make them incapable of making sound judgments. It doesn't take many people in a community to misbehave and cause disruptions. More rules and punishments do not magically work. Humans have developed other approaches, like equality, fairness, more stable social environments so parents can raise stable children, etc. In an ideal society the mentally ill will be taken care of since their problems are natural, or as a theist would describe it, as God intended.
Also natural is that humans are animals and we fight over resources like other animals. We go to war and fight. Or we use our ability to organize societies and do it with legislation, so the wealthier get richer and the poor and middle class struggle. In the USA there is no universal healthcare but we do have an elite wealthy class that accumulate more wealth over time. Is that right, or wrong?
Baha'i talk about global peace, but is there social justice and peace at the core? The poor continue to struggle, is that peace when the wealthy accumulate more wealth?
There is serious problem for theists who claim God is the creator, and is omnipotent, and then insist God isn't accountable for how things are. Even humans are held accountable for things they design and build that end up falling short of their intent. But the all-mighty, all-powerful, timeless God is held to a lower standard?
