Haha, you didn't address anything I typed. How about the 5 million+ children that die every year?
What about every bit of evil that we can point to on earth?
Either God wants to abolish evil and cannot,
or he can but does not want to,
or he cannot and does not want to,
or lastly he can and wants to.
If he wants to remove evil, and cannot,
he is not omnipotent;
If he can, but does not want to,
he is not benevolent;
If he neither can nor wants to,
he is neither omnipotent nor benevolent;
But if God can abolish evil and wants to,
how does evil exist?
This is an ancient argument (300 BCE) and amounts the question "why does evil exist?"
Let me start by saying I respect everyone for who they are; I think (with a notable exception) we are all honest brokers trying to share our unique life-paths and experiences with each other.
First I would like to note that the "God" in question is some omnipotent creator that Epicurus had to contend with. Keep in mind this isn't the Abrahamic God of all good and no evil, but one that's been with humanity across cultures, for a very long time. It is only in a modern abrahamic-faith formation that we delimit God to "of the bible". If there is a God then the nature of spiritually in the human condition is one that is universal: That there is a greater being that created good and that the opposite of the will of that being is other-hurting/self-serving lust, and pride.
** So why does any evil exist?**
Perhaps there is no creator of Good; but if this is true then there is no real evil either. But if there is evil then Epicurus's logic is impeccable with one exception: you.
If God's plan was to allow all the good and evil that ever happened and ever will happen just so that you (and me, and everyone else) can exist just as we are, then the Epicurian argument is moot. If the reason for all of creation is your existence just the way you are, then adding or taking away any of the evil in this world would change who you are.
If there is no God then good and evil are simply social programing riding atop evolutionarily bound hardware. Which means that there isn't any real evil and the only mistake genocidal ideologues really make is not being successful at changing the program and killing off those that disagree.
It is impossible to live a life where you believe the meaning of life is nothing but secretions of this or that pleasure chemical by (or into) the brain. The impossibility of living consistently in such an existential manner is no proof of a Real good and evil; but it is evidence in favor of the utility of believing in something greater than yourself.
No doubt if you are self-reflective enough, no matter what you believe in or don't, you believe in something greater than self-pleasure and live for that. From that perspective we are all good and worthy of all the love in the universe.
My hope for humanity is that if we started with radical self-forgiveness and love for that which is 'other' we won't be so easily duped into hate and murder by religious leaders, and so on.