God is not moral and the Problem of Evil logically says he does not exist.

The Problem Of Evil: A Summary The problem of evil is this: 1) God is Omnipotent (All-Powerfu) 2) God is Omniscient (All-knowing) 3) God is Benevolent (God is good) 4) Evil exists It states that all of these biblical qualities cannot coexist, even though the bible says they do[1]. I will show this through this analogy. The situation http://www.youtube.com... The video here describes a woman and her son walking down the road when they are suddenly attacked by two men. The woman is beaten to death and the child is shot. It was brutal death that violated every law in the bible that is accepted as morals today. If God is omnipotent, then he could have stopped it. If God is Omnipresent/Omniscient, then he knew it was going to happen before it happened and was there watching it happen! And if God is benevolent, then he had to stop it because he his good and cannot allow evil to exist near him. The bible mentions in several places that God is a good God and Pro even accepts this point as true. So how is any god good when they see evil, know of evil, and can end evil, but do not? God cannot be benevolent in these cases. He is malevolent. It is easier to explain all the evil in this world and the evil in this situation by allowing the explanation of God is not there. That there is no god or gods. I will await my await my opponent's refutation to this simple analogy. However, to show that god is not Moral in the Bible I will now show where he personally killed in the Bible and created sin. God Created Sin By Inaction Satan was cast down from heaven by God because he rebelled in Greed and Lust of power. With him fell 1/3 of the Angels that were with God in the beginning. After Satan cast down, he went to the Garden of Eden where God had placed the tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil right in the middle of the garden and had told Adam and Eve not to eat of its fruits or they would surely die. Satan came along and convinced Eve that God was bluffing and she partook of the forbidden fruit, then convinced Adam to do the same. This was the creation of Original Sin (OS). So how did God create this sin through inaction? If God is omniscient and Omnipotent and Benevolent, he knew Satan was going to convince Eve. So instead of throwing him out of heaven, why didn't he smite Satan in heaven so he couldn't destroy his perfect creation? And when he went to convince Eve, why didn't God stop him? It seems that God wanted evil. It seems that he created Sin through inaction. God kills Next, we will move to biblical accounts of God killing. 1) In Sodom and Gomorrah [Genesis 19:4-5, Ezekiel 16:46-47 (specifically Ezekiel 16:49-50)], God told Abraham that he was going to destroy the two cities because they were not godly enough for him. Despite the fact that Jesus says that we "All fall short of the Glory of God" and therefore it is impossible to be godly enough for God and that even the simplest sin deserves an eternity in hell, God chose Abraham to go into the city and find just one godly person. When he failed, God warned Lott and his family and they left the cities. As they ran, Lott's wife turned into a pillar of salt because she looked back at the fire works display of the destruction of Sodom. The main problem I find with this particular episode of God killing thousands of people is that Abraham was the father of the Jews, so the Jews had yet to even begin their race! So there was no one to guide the people of the cities or to tell them of God's will. They simply existed and in their sin nature that they knew nothing about, they became ungodly (even though they already at birth). These two cities were wiped out by a god that they didn't even know existed! How were they to know what was godly and what was ungodly when they didn't even know The Abrahamic God ever existed or his rules that should dictate our life. 2) Another one is when God rained Hell on the Egyptians by Moses. His last most terrible plague was to kill all the first born of Egypt (Exodus 12:29). The situation made this uncalled for. When the Jews were attempting to leave Egypt, God repeatedly hardened Pharaohs heart (messing with free will) and caused the need for the death of every first born child in Egypt! This is outrageous. None of these parents except for nobles and soldiers who made the slaves work. Countless babies, countless teens, countless young men and women. They, who had nothing to do with Egyptian enslavement of God's people were murdered by a force they had never heard of before. The whole is that these children were murdered when they had nothing to do with the crime. 3) My third and final example of the many many things that god has done lies in Acts 5:1-10, where God kills two people that did not give all of their belongings, but held just a little for themselves. They were questioned by Peter and killed by God for the very insignificant sin of Lying. Conclusion It is shown that God is not moral because he kills unnecessarily, his Punishments never fit the crime, and he kills for no other reason than they reject him with out ever knowing him. The problem of evil and the fact that God in all his benevolence cannot stop himself from ending evil, yet it exists, only shows that the problem of evil Logically says that God does not exist. Sources 1) http://www.unc.edu... 2) http://rationalwiki.org...