What is evil? What is love? What is good? What is bad?
The problem with these words is they are all the same, the issue is point of view.
Take Jesus' death for example.
God allowed his son to be handed over to a tribune, falsely convicted of a crime, physically and verbally assaulted, tortured and ultimately put to death. All this to vindicate his name and balance the scales of justice in order for the rest of mankind to have a chance to live forever. All the while he had the power snap his finger, just erase sin from the record and end all the madness.
If any other father in the world allowed their son to go through all this just to prove a point he would be considered bad, evil and unloving.
But since it was GOD, the point of view changes; he is good, loving and just.
Socrates posed the question: Is something holy because God deemed it holy or was it holy to begin with and God simply just chose it because it is holy?
If God can deemed anything, even something that can be considered evil, holy; this is arbitrary. No reason or wisdom is required.
If something is already holy and God chooses it based on its holiness, then he is not in control and he is subject to other standards just like us.
The bible proves that God is arbitrary. He can deem something very evil, holy.
If there is a god, he has no wisdom or reason behind his actions. His sense of justice is arbitrary and, so far, all his plans have gotten us nothing.