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9/28/2015 10:57:53 PM
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Explain to me how a God who has committed genocide can be considered "Loving"

The fact that people can actually believe that the christian God is all-loving truly blows my mind. How can someone who committed genocide be considered loving? He killed countless people, newborn babies included, and thousands of different plants and animals. Were the animals also sinners? Furthermore, this "loving" God committed all these murders because people weren't using their "free will" in the exact way he had intended. That's right guys, you have to use your free will exactly how God wanted you to use it, otherwise you get killed. Wanna know what the best part of this is? God knew that this would eventually happen. Christians believe that he is omnipotent and omniscient, which means that God knew that people would "sin" and he would commit genocide. So, here's the fun part. You guys get to try to justify genocide to me. Explain to me how a loving, caring father can ruthlessly murder millions of his children. This is gonna be good. Purse, out.

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  • I like how u guys question a god who all he did was what most if not all kings did to traitorus/disloyal subjects. U guys think that's hard to believe but when atheists say humans came from mud which the odds of happening according to atheistic calculations and a super computer predicted that the chance of us existing with billions of years for our existence to happen the chances would be .000000000000000295375102056 Which is basically like u winning the lottery 10000000 times in a row so plz explain this to me

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