Atheist Fallacy #2 - A Perfect Loving Good Would Not Allow Imperfection, Evil, or Suffering

There are many possible reasons why a perfect loving God would allow imperfection, evil, and suffering into his creation.  I have enumerated them elsewhere in this blog, but will list them briefly again:

1. Difficult circumstances build character such as patience, perseverance, courage, resolve, and test our honesty.
2. Difficult circumstances provide us with opportunities to exhibit charity, empathy, humility, and to embrace the different.
3. Suffering prepares us for future tragedy and bonds us together in sympathy. 
4. Pain creates a feedback mechanism for either avoiding or handling other pain in the future.
5. Evil provides us with an appreciation for Good.  Our own evil nature makes us humble, and thus needy for a savior.
6. Imperfection keeps us humble, often results in compensating factors that create greatness, and creates a longing for a better time.
7. Evil creates a longing for justice and provides an opportunity to learn the character trait of forgiveness and longsuffering.

The list could be much, much longer, but all of this is contained in that old book of myths.