It is required that god be ousted from power due to his violent, evil and hateful ways and behaviors

I am more than willing to debate this topic with you, but only in a mature way. You seem to be very close-minded and full of yourself. In order for this debate to work, you will have to open up your mind a little bit. Also, threatening to humiliate people just because they disagree with you is childish. You need to grow up and learn to respect others, even if they disagree with you. Dehumanizing people in a debate is very immature and just shows you are more interested in attacking the person instead of defending your position. If you are more interested in attacking people, find somewhere else to be. If you are willing to actually defend your position, I'll be glad to talk to you. That being said, you have to understand that the Bible has been interpreted in many different ways by various religions, so when you say that "misinterpretations will not be accepted", you have to understand that your interpretation is not the only one, and calling others' interpretations "misinterpretations" is just like saying someone has a wrong opinion. First of all, there are many violent stories in the bible as you have said. However, I would like you to let me know where you found information in the Bible that stated that God hates children, gays, women, and everyone who disagrees with him. Obviously you have not read the Bible, because it is clear many times in it that he loves EVERYBODY. He loves children very much. He loves homosexuals, he loves women, he loves everyone. Just because he has dealt with many people from the Bible in a violent way doesn't mean he hates everyone. There are many stories of him performing miracles, healing people who were sick and even dead. Clearly this wouldn't have happened if he didn't have some kind of love. Also, the amount of violent stories that occur are small compared to the many kind actions he did. You cannot take these fewer cases and apply them to all, saying that he hates everyone. Let me put this into perspective. Think about your parents when they were raising you (or if they are still raising you, I haven't looked at your age yet on your profile). Some things you had to learn through discipline. I'm sure you did, or have done, things that upset them growing up; I know I did, many times because I just didn't know better, or I still needed some discipline. Whenever you made a mistake, do you think your parents all of a sudden hated you? Of course not. They love you enough to teach you how to act later in life. They are trying to raise you to become a fine human being, not to hate you because of every little mistake you make. In other words, you do not have to love what a person does to love that person. Your parents do not have to love your actions in order to love you. The same applies with God. Every human being that has ever existed on this Earth has been, and is, deeply loved by God. Many make mistakes, and he is saddened by their choices. They receive punishments just like we all do when are parents feel we need it. But he still loves them. Therefore, you cannot put words in his mouth solely based off of his actions. You stated: "it was a requirement for him to rely on violence, hate and evil, when peaceful solutions could have easily been reached and achieved." I could show you many examples where this is not true. He always tried to handle situations peacefully first. When people continue to fight against him, after he has lovingly tried to fix whatever problem may have been happening, he has to take a more firm step. Also, it is not evil to punish someone who has been wicked or bad. You stated: "There"s absolutely no reason, none for the list below to have ever existed." How do you know this? How do you know that he didn't try desperately to prevent the great flood before it happened? How do you know what was going on in his mind? How do you know what his reasoning was, and what makes you think that your reasoning is superior to his? Also, in this list you only stated two real occurrences that ever happened: the great flood and the "genocides" (they were not genocides). The rest was just solely your opinion that has no connection to the Bible. I really hope we can be mature in this debate. I'm looking forward to your responses.