Religion as moral confusion

Hello Rabbi,
I recently heard the following argument against God:
If we heard a story in which a man came to a righteous religious family at night, threatened them with a gun, tied them up, tortured them all night, and finally killed them and then burned the entire house and the people in it. After that, the police caught him and asked the man, why did he do it? And he replied: The devil convinced me to do it. We would probably say that that man is a wicked, evil man.
Indeed, the Book of Job describes a righteous man who did only good, and then God kills all his children and causes him to suffer illnesses and other bad things. And when they investigate why he did what he did, they realize that he did it because Satan convinced him. However, here people will say that God is not an evil being.
Doesn’t religion cause moral confusion?