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In reply to the discussion: Most Forgiving and Merciful, Not Wrathful God [View all]MineralMan
(147,386 posts)50. A metaphor for blind injustice and inhuman demands.
See, God didn't really mean for them to kill every living thing, but when they saved the livestock, it got angry with the humans for not doing what he told them to do.
It's complicated, see. We are simply incapable of understanding, or something, so it's really all just a metaphor. And if you don't think twice, it's alright.
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loving god murders 250K people with a tsunami. most of the dead are muslims. film at
msongs
Feb 2019
#1
well if i was the all powerful loving god I would not have murdered all those people nt
msongs
Feb 2019
#3
It's only failed when you believe in a Loki-type god who is an asshole to its creation.
trotsky
Feb 2019
#41
Well, if something in the Bible isn't actually true, or is contradicted elsewhere in the Bible,
MineralMan
Feb 2019
#60