The basic premise in Abrahamic religions is that God is all good.
But if we are the image of God, that is, structurally & functionally the reflection of God, then by all means such structure & function should also lead to all-good. But that’s not the case.
Are we to say that God can do evil things too, just as we, through our structure and function, can be trapped by sins and rebellions?
If the answer is no, then we are more “godly” than God itself, because God is constrained to do all-good, while we, despite having similar structure, can do anything, even the evil deeds.
Besides, to say that humans, and only humans, are the image of God is rather limiting on the part of God itself. We humans, structurally, are not perfect. Our cognition, our memory, our perception, our ability to survive, our judgment, they’re far from flawless. Let alone how we function, if structurally we’re not perfect?
Dharmic religions on the other hand, believe that everything is God. Not just the Atman itself (the individual soul), but the Maya (the world & universe) is all God. Brahman (the supreme consciousness) decides to “play” or “dream” into the universe he himself created (Maya) by limiting himself into the individual soul (Atman). By being trapped in this Maya thus Brahman can be fooled into thinking he’s living as an individual consciousness (be they humans, animals, deities, demons, gods and goddesses, any living being); He experiences everything his Maya has to offer with the utmost immersion. Through this Maya, the God can experience and do good and evil, it doesn’t matter, there’s no good and evil, it’s all just experiences to him. And Him alone who shall reap (experience) all the Karma that he sowed. For every action there’s a reaction, you reap what you sow, what goes around comes around; so if you want to experience bad & evil, then do bad & evil, and vice versa.
To say that the idea of “God is Everything” is nonsense, I think, is a premature call. Quantum physics (see what Michio Kaku has to say on this) even flirts with the idea that the universe itself IS a dream. A universe exists, because there’s a consciousness that “perceives” and “observes” the universe, otherwise there’s no universe. Just like when you’re dreaming, rarely, if ever, you’ll realize that it’s a dream, UNLESS you wake up and decide it’s a dream. The process of creation and perception all happen simultaneously & continuously, that’s why He’s called The Creator, He constantly creates the Maya for Him to experience & perceive.