Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
So god has no control over himself?So your invisible buddy gets a pass on mass murder. How very moral of you both.So where does god drowning all those people and animals in the Flood stand? Moral act? Or immoral act?Nope. Couple of reasons. First of all, I would challenge your assertion that morals "predate" the Bible. They may predate the writing and compilation of the Bible, but that doesn't mean they predate the events contained in the Bible.
Second, there's a big difference between killing people for certain behaviors and the system of morality laid out in the Bible, just as there is a difference between a mob lynching a man accused of murder and a court convicting and sentencing a man accused of murder.
Are you seriously asking me to judge the Almighty Creator of the Universe to human standards? That is a level of hubris I wouldn't even begin to contemplate.![]()
Do you also spend a lot of time raging at Mother Nature for being "immoral"?
God is not a human being. He does not have the same imperatives, limitations, goals, or motivations on Him that humans do. To expect Him to behave as a human does is to expect Mother Nature to do so.