[mike182d]

In other words, effect follows cause. If an omnipotent God did A, then He also did B and C and D and E and F ad infinitum. If the result of such a God's action is evil - however indirectly - then His action was an evil act, to whatever degree it resulted in evil.

So, you would agree, then, to arresting and executing the parents of a convicted murderer in addition to the murderer himself? Apparently, your logic finds them equally guilty. After all, the parents created him...

Your best logical answer is that if an omnipotent God exits, then nothing exists that He regards to be evil.

What makes evil bad?

[bobdsmith]

What makes pain painful?

[mlc9852]

You don't believe in evil?

[AntiGuv]

A murderer's parents aren't omnipotent. Nice try. Try again.

What makes evil bad?

If an omnipotent god exists, then for our purposes evil is whatever said god regards to be evil.

[Junior]

After all, the parents created him...

Didn't you say earlier that only God can create?

[AntiGuv]

PS. In case you want more clarification on the distinction between God's action of creating the man and the parent's action of conceiving that same man, then the difference is that God (as you've described him) knows the murderous outcome of his action in its totality. The murderer's parents do not. Moreover, God (as you've described him) retains full control over the actions of the murderous man and so obviously chooses to permit the murder to take place. The murderer's parents have no such control over their son's destiny.