The Abrahamic deity is generally presented as all-knowing, all-powerful, and all good. This is of course violated by many Biblical accounts of god's exploits. For example: if god is angered by sin, that means he is surprised and disappointed and threatened. If he's unhappily surprised, he's not all-knowing, and if he is threatened he's not all powerful. If god allows (much less decrees or inflicts) human suffering, as he often does in the Bible, he's either doesn't know about evil (isn't all knowing), isn't able to do anything about it (not all powerful) and/or, doesn't care (isn't benevolent and good and kind).

There are a minority of Christians who throw one or more of these "omni" attributes under the bus at least provisionally or in certain contexts. I have had conversations with believers who believe that god can do evil that good may come of it, because unlike us, he knows all the knock-on effects of any action he might take. A prominent rabbi wrote a book, When Bad Things Happen to Good People, that throws omnipotence under the bus to explain why god permits human suffering.

Ultimately even the Christian god is a fiction created by humans and reflects human foibles.

I do not like to use the term God because it is an ambigious term. The term God derives from the term Zeus. The deity Zeus is the equavilent to the Hebrew deity Adonai who was a storm deity and lived on a mountain and hurled thunderbolts. Adonai is one of the many names of the Hebrew deity. His first being El/Saturn. Last being Yahweh 300B.C. The Jews will teach that the names are different manifestations of the deity. But they are really just the different names of the deity the Hebrews evolved. The Hebrews are well known for borrowing cosmological ideas and making them their own.

The deity of the old testament was a malvolent deity. This is well known. The jewish term Holocaust means burnt offering unto Yahweh.

To think about a belief in it's "goodness" or " badness" is still a belief in a non-existent thing. Just get a new hobby.......

It's a fairy story. A non existant being can't order anything.