Consider the division:
"Believer vs. Unbeliever"
It takes a "believer" to "believe" evil is good (ie. the opposite of what is true).
It takes a "believer" to "believe" themselves superior to others and/or others are inferior to themselves.
An "unbeliever" can not be a Nazi/supremacist.
Reconcile.
Nobody is denying anything: knowledge entails acknowledging the reality just the way it is without distortion.
Belief is the inversion factor.
It's not about seeing it that way, itis the way it is anyways.
Knowledge and belief are antithetical: an all-knowing god would know all: not to believe.
"Seeing" is a matter of consciousness, not knowledge. Knowledge is mundane in comparison to consciousness.
An all-knowing god would be absent any/all belief-based ignorances and would know any/all degrees to which any false belief is false.
Thus as one knows who/what/where/why/when/how and ultimately if not to believe, they consciously approach any possible all-knowing god.