@SW-User your response is invalid. There is an error in your reasoning that makes your argument incorrect. God created human beings. God created free will to be good or evil. Human beings did not create themselves with free will to be good or evil. God did. Human beings can only be what God created them to be; good or evil. Human beings are not responsible for having been given the choice between Good and Evil. God is responsible for people being good or evil. If God created something that could be evil then God is not perfectly good. A perfectly good God cannot create something that can be evil. Perfect goodness is the absence of evil in anything that he creates. Choice is irrelevant because regardless of choice God created something that could be evil. Which is not perfectly good.
Also if God is perfect then he cannot create something that is imperfect. If God creates something that's imperfect then he has committed an act of imperfection. Which cannot be done if you are perfect.