I am not a sinner because God made me a sinner and I could not help sin, I am a sinner and GUILTY because I chose to sin. I do not blame God for my sin, I take full responsibility for my own actions.
I am defending God against those who blame him for being sinners.
First, God does not need your defense. He is UTTERLY capable, all on His own. Now, if a man has the right to choose, and if one goes as far as Rob Bell and others and says that man's choice even includes the right to choose or not choose hell, then God may indeed need man's defense, but you are not arguing that (or at least, I hope you are not, for then you would truly be heretical in your doctrines and in need of salvation!).
Second, I am not sure who here or elsewhere "blame him for being sinners." If by that, you mean that those who hold the fact that we are born dead in our sin and trespasses is God's fault, and that He willed us that way, then you have mistaken both the argument and the solution. We are culpable for our own sin, both by choice and by birth. That is what the Bible says, and that has been shared here countless times. Our ability or lack thereof to not be sinners does not stop the fact that we are born in sin, nothing stops that fact, but God still holds us responsible!
Third, one might then suggest that if God allows us to be born dead in our sins that God has allowed something that is un-reconcilable and even "unfair." The unfair part is not true, for there really is no such thing as "fair." Fair to whom? Us, or God? We have transgressed God's law. We have failed to meet God's standards. We have hearts that rebel against God. We miss the mark, our aim is off, and even when we miss the mark, we change the location of the target so as to make it appear that we have yet hit God's target by creating human-centered laws that are not God's laws. Such was the practice of Israel, and God judged them for it, such is our practice and we suffer the same judgment, "The wages of sin is death." God made one particular "law" that states very simply, the one who sins, dies." That law is not part of the 10 commandments. It was given to Adam, and through Adam, passed on to the entire human race. When "one man" sinned, sin was passed on to the entire human race through that "one man." So says the Scriptures. That "law" is written large on the entirety of God's Word, and the only remedy for that "law" is Jesus Christ, who imputes His righteousness onto us while in turn taking from us our sin. Fair to whom? Seems that God paid it all!
Finally, we are ALL sinners, and anyone who says otherwise is a liar -- so says the Word of God plainly. No "fair" about it, God simply causes the facts of the matter to be stated! Is it then un-reconcilable that we are sinners even if we do not chose to be sinners? Yes, save one thing. That WHILE WE WERE YET SINNERS CHRIST DIED FOR US. That too is what the Scriptures say. Our sin is un-reconcilable by human efforts, but we are reconciled by God through Christ. THAT is the gospel and that is the good news!
You have tried again and again to get the rest of us to see the truth of your man-centered efforts through careful manipulation of the texts of Scripture, all the while missing the very points that you skip over in your effort. I heartily suggest that you return to those Scriptures and read plainly about the effects of man's sin on both himself, his world, and yes, on God, who had to come to pay it all on our behalf.
