The God of the old testament is not immoral.

. . . Do you know what moral means? Https://www. Dictionary. Com/browse/immoral The moral argument is a directly to related to the biblical god being immoral or not, The world immoral has moral right in it so I"m not sure why you"re so confused on that. God willingly drowned all these people, So easily he could have put those children on the boat too or just brought them to heaven with him without brutally killing them. Saying it would happen anyway makes no sense in the argument with god, It certainly does not defend his selective interference. It still fails to pertain to not interfering with the holocaust and cancer and sex slavery where those people are definitely not excersising their free will and had no say in the matter. I know Christian doctrine pertains sin to death, It"s highly immoral and brutal. It"s cool you think that, That"s just your opinion. It holds no weight or evidence. I"m still failing to see why god having his son murdered shows his love. By the way this argument has gone not sure I would like to further debate it with you, As this has gone no where. Okay. . You made the story, Just like someone made the story of the little mermaid. Your "parable" is a story, A fable, Just like so many others. Here"s my story "A man was on the verge of dying of starvation, A magical invisible unicorn flew in and took him to a beautiful garden with unlimited fruits and vegetables. The man said, My unicorn, Why did you wait until I got so sick before taking me to this paridise? The unicorn replied "Goddess Athena was watching you the whole time, She knew that the hungrier you were, The more grateful you would be to be in this abundant garden, Just as she made the olive tree grow in Greece just as it was needed. " The man wondered why he had ever questioned the power of Athena and the magic of unicorns. " My parable holds just as much weight as yours. There"s no way to disprove it. However I don"t expect anyone to take it as truth, There"s simply no evidence. Just like god. I did defend my objection, You"ve just been confused on the definition of immoral and saying a moral debate was not applicable. Not confused on Islam versus Christianity. Please read a book on ancient Rome or better yet visit the remains and museums of the remaining destroyed evidence of other prominent ancient religions and see with your own eyesMany turned to christ over the fear of being murdered or simply being indoctrined. God is immoral. I told you why. Again, You"ve been confused on what immoral means. Morality is the main component on him being immoral so don"t say "besides morality", That makes no sense. I used examples from the old testament to show he"s immoral as well, But every one Christians don"t like is supposedly up to interpretation. I"ve already listed throughout the debate what objections I have against god, You accused me of not understanding the argument and getting off topic while still not giving any logical rebuttals against anything I said. From my religious background, I"m used to religious people arguing in such a manner which is what initially pushed me to do research outside of my religion. I actually got in a religious debate with a Christian on this site not too long ago. And he whole heartedly admitted to me that he couldn"t really answer my questions, That he didn"t have all the answers but he was strongly held by his faith and whole-heartedly believed in it. We ended the debate right there and both had mutual respect towards each other. I had respect for him because I don"t think Christians are bad people, I completely understand why people hold onto faith, It"s scary to think things don"t happen for a reason or that there"s no after-live, But quite frankly no one knows for sure exactly how everything came to be. I rely on evidence to believe something and I see no evidence for a deity, Especially not specifically for the biblical god. I respected that he acknowledged that as well. You"re trying to say you"re right and you have evidence and god is not immoral as a definite truth. It"s simply just your faith and your belief, Which you are free to believe but that doesn"t make it true or any more valid than anyone else"s belief, It"s really as simple as that.