The bible and god has no place in a modern civilized society

Before I start I would like to inform everybody that my opponent sent me a couple of unethical messages, somehow mocking me, though ineffectively, of my intellect on the bible, had threaten to block me, which I don't find uncommon for anencephalic people, and had moved the goal post, forcing me to post an argument two hours after his reply. I didn't say this to gain leverage. I just want to inform people of his behavior and finally add him to the site's list of weak trolls. The messages were funny, though. I'd post it in the forums, so just keep your heads a'checkin'. With that being said, let us advance to the destruction of this quinquagenarian infidel. The resolution challenges the notion of the Christian God and Bible as having a place in a modern society. Since both God and Bible constitute the foundation for Christian acts, I have to show how Christianity is instrumental in today's society. The belief for God and Bible is constant for believers, and so the end-result of the message remains a variable. This is where my burden is marked. But no burden is unsurmountable with he who takes sides with the Lord. Standing as His advocate, I have three contentions. I. Christianity addresses poverty II. Christianity promotes mental and spiritual health III. Christianity bolsters brotherhood and unity Arguments: I. Christianity addresses poverty One of the world's unsolved problems is poverty. A virus so rampant and damaging that it impales the victims' ability to shape their future, and degrades their quality of living. If the Christian God and Bible promotes this horrendous phenomenon, it shall not be allowed to exist. However, as they lie as a foundation for humanitarian aid, they should have a place in modern society. The top four Christian Humanitarian organizations are Compassion International, Food for the Hungry, World Vision, and Samaritan's Purse.[1] The first one is active in 26 poverty-stricken countries around the world; to provide food, shelter, and clothing to survivors of natural disasters, and to ensure long-term economic development within impoverished communities upholds the second; the third is an Evangelical Christian humanitarian organization active in 97 countries, dedicated to helping the poor, working with children, families, and communities to beat poverty and injustice; and to meet emergency needs in crisis areas through existing evangelical mission agencies and national churches is the vision of the last. Without Him, less people are saved. II. Christianity promotes mental and spiritual health God and the Bible teaches us that, above all, we should practice respect, humility, honesty, purity of soul, charity, truthfulness, and forgiveness.[2] These values bolster our spiritual health in that it attempts to remove the impurities, the grudges, the crab mentality, the self-righteousness, and hypocrisy that brings only a half-empty, half-full contentment, derailing us from true joy and satisfaction. Consequently, pureness of soul is not far from pureness of mind. With these values ingrained in our thoughts, we become more psychologically positive and thus become happier. And, positivity ensures a long and happy life.[3] With Him, we are fulfilled. III. Christianity bolsters brotherhood and unity Christianity, with all its lessons, brings us closer to each other. Malachi 2:10 : "Do we not all have one father? Has not one God created us? Why do we deal treacherously each against his brother so as to profane the covenant of our fathers?" Psalm 133:1 : "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is For brothers to dwell together in unity!" If the Bible asks us to do wrong and commit sin against each other, the Bible should be condemned. However, it rather promotes equality, brotherhood, and peace; thus, it should be followed. By addressing poverty to damaged communities and being spiritually and mentally healthy, we acquire a certain purpose and ideal in life which ends up as forming a brotherhood in the name of the Lord, a unity so long envisioned by Our Father. Conclusion: The Christian God and Bible should have a place in modern-day society for it lays as a foundation and root cause for (a.) addressing poverty, (b.) promoting spiritual and mental health, and (c.) bolstering brotherhood and unity. For these reasons, I negate. May God bless you, O stubborn infidel! Sources: [1]https://www.sharefaith... com/blog/2013/06/top-4-christian-humanitarian-organizations-fighting-poverty-slavery-world-hunger/ [2]www.christianbiblereference.org/faq_ChristianValues.html [3]https://www.google.com.ph...