The book of Genesis, in a way, portrays man and woman as becoming gods when they eat of the tree of knowledge of good and bad. The only thing missing, of course, was immortality.
I think this is the single most interesting theme in Genesis... what it means to be like God is knowing the difference between good and bad, and knowing OF good and bad. The latter concept is distinctly different than the first one... in essense, sacrificing good or bad for a desired outcome. Isn't that what the God of the Bible does continually? Making decisions that could be construed as good or bad, depending on the circumstances, for his desired outcome?