No, you misunderstand what is being said.
God does good.
We do evil.
God does only good.
We do only (spiritual) evil.
God good.
Man bad.
God's will-good.
Man's will-bad.
God must change us from doing our will (spiritual) evil to doing His will (spiritual) good. That is why we are being made into His likeness-to do good. There is no corner. It's black and white.
The Bible says that we WERE all made in His image.
Not that we will be. That is black and white.
No, HD, you are changing your story. If we are exactly who we are, where we are and what we are because God willed it, then it makes no difference if we are good or evil; in either case it's God's final word, and therefore His doing.
Monergism is not only a one way street; it's a dead-end street as well. You can't have God in control of everything and man being in control of (and repsonsible for) his sin. If we sin on our own, then God is not in control of everything. But, if our nature is sinfull, and our will is sinfull, then God is not in cotnrol of our nature or our will and there goes your soveeignty of God.
But your doctrine says that we are born sinful because of God. What we are is God's doing, as you say and are now trying to retract, because, after all, you believe that God trapped and tricked Adam to commit sin. Our sinful nature did not come about wihtout God's making sure it does. Or as some say triumphantly, "God was not surprised!"
All Protestants paint themselves into this corner with monergism. This is why St. Augustine finally realized that his doctrines were leading him to accuse God of evil, and that's when he stopped.
Perhaps the Protestants should do the same.