GOD is PERFECT, hence there is a reason for Him to use IMPERFECT religions and to permit SUFFERING

It is too obvious for anyone to miss the fact that God is PERFECT and JUSTICE. While our packing material plastic is full of toxic dangerous even to the fishes in the ocean, yet HIS packing material, banana skin, comes with full of nutritional and medicinal benefits (with no toxin at all, healthline com/23-uses-of-banana-peel). HE rules through His impartial and impeccable Law of Action and Consequence which ensures befitting consequence for anyone sooner or later, hence HE is JUSTICE also.

Hence all His religious founders too were PERFECT and JUSTICE. But when they left the stage, “ear-tickling” things began to be crept into Scriptures. Why does God permit this?

Human beings are immaterial beings in material outfits, hence would only act/react according to the tendency each one has been “treasuring” or cherishing from past, not by external advice or good examples. Hence people will turn themselves into three groups:

1 ) Those who prefer pro-life and pro-peace verses from Scriptures

2. Those how prefer their contradictory verses

3. Those who prefer everything in the Scriptures

First group is symbolically called “wheat” or the spiritual who still retain “the image of God in which mankind was originally made.” The rest are symbolically called “weeds” or the licentious. This is beautifully depicted in the famous Parable of Wheat and Weeds (reddit.com/r/theology/s/Gj5Qmy5Pgn) which is corrected world history in symbolic, short-story format which shows first half of world history was filled with wheat-like people, hence was problems-free which would mean problems and suffering begin when the licentious people arrive on the world-scene which happens in the second half of world history. This is okay with God because wheat-like people will not be affected by the licentious people, in fact they only become even more determined to be spiritual because they see ill-effects of the choices of the licentious ones and take them as lessons on what to avoid to better enjoy life.