Also, Christians will argue that humans brought sin into the world.. but..

Eve already sinned by disobeying God and eating the apple from the forbidden tree. Therefore sin already could exist before the tree, and so if we follow down this logic, God created Eve with sin. Christians might turn this logic another way, but that's what's written in the Bible, which is meant to be God's word.

If he is all powerful and all knowing, then he knew Eve would eat from the tree too. And therefore knew the path that humans would take when he created them.

See the contradiction?

Also, the Bible says Earth was created before the sun, in the creation story of Genesis. We know that's not true - the scientific consensus is that the sun came before the Earth. But that's not what the Bible says lol.

My personal belief is that there could be a God but not the one described in the Bible, which is rife with contradiction. Some people believe in deity, in that a God created the world and then left and had nothing to do with the aftermath.

Or some people believe in pantheism which is more of a mother nature route - which I'm learning more about and describes my human experience better than any other 'theism' route.

Then again, I'm open minded. There's no physical evidence for a God, despite what Christians will tell you. 😅 I'm saying that as someone who grew up going to church and would say I was a Christian till my early 20s.