Heh... Yeah, except that in the day that they ate from the tree they didn't die. They apparently lived close to 1,000 years!
And besides, if they had no knowledge of Good and Evil before eating from that Tree, then how could they have known what they were doing was wrong? They'd have had no concept or understanding of what "wrong" is.
And also, why on earth would God put the tree there in the first place along with a talking snake that would tempt them to eat from the tree, when they had no concept what they were doing was wrong?
The whole story is patently absurd. It's astounding people look at this kind of stuff and think it's historical fact.
Oh, I see.... he loves everyone, but if you step out of line once, he'll murder you. And what about all the innocent people he killed? That's not the sign of someone that loves, that's the sign of a raging psychopath. I'm asking how you can possibly reconcile that belief, I'm trying to understand your rationalization.
And we all deserve death? really? That's a rather bleak outlook.... Why did your God create sin and then make us in a way that we'd inevitably do it? On top of that, why would he punish us for it?