Again, it's not what I say. The bible clearly states that its god creates good and evil, trouble and strife. The details are not necessary. The message is that god creates evil. Context does not transform 'god creates evil and strife' into the opposite.
Context alters nothing in terms of meaning; that God, said to be omniscient and omnipotent is responsible for the existence of evil any way you look at it.
Rationale comes at the expense of intellectual dishonesty and disregard of logic and reason.
