god knowingly hates children

In the very first statement, my opponent has shown that he:1) has no interest in evaluating his own opinion, but is only interested in arguing for his own case.2) has no qualms with relying upon ad hominem attacks against persons with whom he disagrees.3) has no problems with making baseless claims, and forming very bold implications.According to your god, your god creates everybody and therefore he creates all children.In Genesis 1:18, and Genesis 35:11 God says to be fruitful and multiply. Implying the individual was the one doing the multiplication. Genesis 1:22-24 says God wanted the animals (and possibly man) to reproduce their own kinds. Deuteronomy 32:4 implies that God has no part in the creation of birth defects. Jeremiah 31:34 says that God will remove the curses of physical defects and situations in the future, which means he is not the one designing them. The consumation of this all is found in Revelation 21:4 when God says he will create a situation free from the willful tainting of man so that we may worship him without such burdens. To say God directly creates everybody and all of their situations is simply unbiblical.Oh and btw, jesus christ is a false prophet, so let’s dispense right away with that garbage trash pile right away. Citation needed? I can make claims without evidence too!You show me or anyone where in the bible, anywhere that YOUR god says something to the effect of "I the LORD thy god grants man free will."How about Ecclesiasties 9:10 when we're told we do what we do with our own power? Or what about Proverbs 21:5 and Deuteronomy 30:19-20 when we're told the nature of our plans determines our future? What about Matthew 22:37 when we're told we have to choose to love God? Galations 5:13 says we're free, John 7:17 implies we make our choices, Romans 13:2 says we can choose to rebel, and Romans 10:9-10 say that we choose our salvation. Those are just a few of the many, many examples of our free will in Scripture. I want to pay special attention to Genesis 2-3 though, as God created man. Notice a few details.1) In his image - with a soul, personality, emotions, and the will to choose.2) We are called to have dominion over the earth...that sounds pretty freeing to me.3) We were free to choose to rebel against God and sin - which man did.because there so many verses that prove that god does not, by any means, grant free will.There's a lot of debate between Calvinism and Arminianism (A God-controlled world, or a man-controlled world) and there's evidence for both in the Bible. That does not make it a contradiction though, it simply means it's not black and white. (We're 100% free or 100% mind-controlled by God) The Bible clearly indicated the truth of free will is somewhere in the middle of these extremes, and where exactly that is is subject to debate. We do know, however, that free will, regardless of how big or small it is, plays a large role in our lives according to scripture and especially the first few chapters of Genesis.A perfect example of that is one of the 10 commandments... Threatening people with death is taking Free Will away. It's always easy for me to spot someone who doesn't know their Bible based upon their arguments. I know you said the ten commandments, but I'll address all of Moses' laws together since they're sorta one in the same...They're not for us. Moses was giving the law of God to the Isrealites, God's chosen people. The New Testament says Salvation is soley by faith, not by works. Keeping a law is a part of works. We live in the age of Christ's ressurection, or the age of Grace. Going back to the isrealites, these are the people that God has revealed himself to - they saw more of God than any of us ever will in this life.Read Luke 12:48To whom much is given much is requird. To those who saw God part the seas, free them from bondage, make food rain from the sky, make water come from a rock, lead the people by fire and smoke etc. so will those people be expected to live up to a higher standard. This was God's chosen nation. What kind of nation would God have if even his 'special forces' guys didn't do a good job following his own rules? As an evolutionist I'm sure you're familiar with natural selection. This was intelligent selection. Those who weren't willing to make the cut wouldn't be put up with. Isn't God, the creator of those people, in a position to demand that from his own creation?But that is what is estimated of those who claim that they are christians who do not read their bible except for once every other week.To be honest, if you're reading your bible once every other week and this whole shindig is so casual to anyone, their salvation is questionable at best. The Bible says you will know a christian by their passion and their fruits. This type of lazy or casual or lukewarm christianity isn't true christianity.Read Revelation 3:15-16.Ouch - that's a convicting verse.Honoring your parents/ dishonoring cursing at you parents requires you as the child to be put to death. The family structure is one of the most important things in God's creation to both him and us. It reflects our relationship to Christ as his bride and church among other things. This was a commandment to protect that in God's nation. Do you think that children who openly rebel against their parents should be tolerated? That's insubordination to those that both birthed you and provide everything for you...Why should that be tolerated?But honor thy mother and father. What? Not if they rape, beat and torture me. Please show me the passage in the Bible where it says "There is no exceptions to any law made by the Lord your God." or where it says "Honor your father and mother as they rape you." Oh you can't? Possibly because such a verse doesn't exist, at least when used in proper context. There we exceptions to laws in the Bible such as when God allowed divorce in the case of abuse. This is a general rule, and to get mad at it for not addressing every single possibility is both foolish, and an argument of silence.Did you know the American Consitution says we can bear arms in America? What you just did here is like me saying "America has guns, and guns have the power to kill, therefore America supports the killing of people, and hates them too!" Wow, that's a pretty stupid conclusion isn't it?Not if they abuse me such as neglect and for me to be ignored which is the worst form of abuse there is which is what your god did to nearly 100% of those who haveEVER walked the earth.You're still going on about this 'worst form of abuse' thing? Tell you what, growing up I was both ignored by some close to me (Including a parental figure) and raped as a child. I can tell you quite honestly that the former doesn't even compare to the latter. So please, for the sake of whatever dignity you still have, please stop pretending like neglect is the worst thing in the world. Anyways, you still can't show me how the Bible neglects children. I've presented plenty of evidence to the contrary, but you can't defend the point apparently.How can he if he is omnipotent because he will have already known his choices that have been chosen?You're claiming here that you know how time works between God and us. Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created..." God was there before the creation of time, so why should we assume he's bound to it? I feel as though you're playing with things too complex for us to understand with how little we know. Besides, even if God knows what he will do, that doesn't change the fact that he was the one to make the decision - he just knows what he's going to do. That's like saying a High Schooler who knows what college he wants to go to when he graduates no longer has free will because he already knows what his future decision is going to be. That doesn't make sense.(From now on I'll stop quoting your points for the sake of character count.)How is hate the absence of free will? Wouldn't it no longer be free will if our options were limited?Please show me any contradiction in the Bible. Claiming something there is much easier than proving it.Where does God say he is evil?You've yet to prove God hates children as you claim he does. Please stop making empty claims.In regard to God knowingly making children to suffer see my beginning points.Please explain to me how free will is free if you take evil out of it. Isn't evil a choice?Later on you resort to ad hominom attacks. This is classy indeed.God gave free will to hitler and all those people...yeah...but he also gave free will to Mother Teresa. Should he have just made a trillion Mother Teresa's who had no choice but to be good? Nice free will there.Actually, he did make an era of peace. Read Genesis. Eden was lit. Man chose to turn from God.Sin doesn't exist? I mean I don't really understand your justification for that claim because you don't spell check and it just doesn't make sense. How does sin cancel itself out? Your description of the Child of God clearly shows your lack of understanding of Soteriology. There is the salvation of the body soul and spirit. Three different events with different results.Noah's Flood never happened? Bold claim. I can make baseless claims and say they're scientifically proven too. I might have gotten into some of the evidence and specifics, but there is a strict word count, so my points are pretty thin. If you want to debate Noah's Flood though, I'd gladly have a follow-up debate. We are assuming the validity of the Bible here though, so we also have to assume what it says about Noah's Flood.Later on you make an argument of age fallacy, and thus ignore an entire point of my argument. Classy. You couldn't possibly know the nature of my love life or the possible lacktherof, so please do not pretend to.God has the power to give and take away. Free Will is a gift but it is ultimately subject to him.I do not have space left to go on, which is unfortunate because I found the remainder of your text to be the worst