The Christian God is Immoral

RulesThat is fine.The 10th PlagueIf my opponent's quote was all that was mentioned about how the Egyptian's firstborns died, then he might be able squeeze by with his argument that it just was already happening and Moses took credit for it. But this is not all that is said. In Exodus 12:12 God says:"On that same night I will pass through Egypt and strike down every firstborn of both people and animals, and I will bring judgment on all the gods of Egypt" [1].This is not something that can be misconstrued. It is extremely clear what God says he intends to do. So because the 10th plague was not "naturally happening," we can see that it was not just Moses scaring Pharaoh into letting the Jews free. This event was God murdering innocent children.Obviously the rest of my opponent's babbling about Ghandi is irrelevant because God was clearly directly responsible for the murder. Amalekite GenocideEven if we compare the Amalekites to Nazis, this would still not justify a genocide. It would not be right to kill all of the Nazi's children. This verse is not a metaphor. That is very clear. It says nothing about their beliefs. It says:"Now go attack the Amalekites and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep.""While God wanted all Amalekites to go, this did NOT mean that all children/women must be killed"That is exactly what God is saying. God says put to death the children and infants. The infants do not have ideals, so putting to death infants has nothing to do with ideals. God very deliberately commands for the children and infants to be killed. Saul really has nothing to do with it. God called for genocide. End of story."You may say that some innocents died in the War. Innocents die in every war. Innocents died to defeat the Nazis. God does not like this. However, God rewards the innocents with heaven."God is basically commanding the Israelites to do what the Nazis did. This is a highly immoral action. And if God will just put innocents in heaven, then why does it matter if we kill innocent people at all? Won't they all just go to heaven? Murder isn't all that bad if the killed people just go to heaven. But the main point is that genocide is bad for humanity, God orders a genocide, therefore God is immoral.Evil Bible Verses"It has also been translated many times. Things like "put to death" usually just mean something is generally bad." Not really. For example, in Exodus 12:12 where God is saying what will happen to the Egyptians, he clearly means that he will kill the children. In fact, in the original language, Hebrew, He doesn't say put to death. In Hebrew he says "smite" [2]. Smite is even worse. That is pretty specific. Not just something generally bad. Smite.A few of things for you to explain:Deuteronomy 22:20-12- Kill an entire town if one person is preaching of another religion Leviticus 20:10- Death for AdulterersDeuteronomy 22:20- Death for women who are not virgins on their wedding night Romans 1:24-32- Infidels and gays should dieAs much as the words may be bungled about to try and make it seem like God is only saying that ideas should be killed, it really is very clear that this is just a pitiful attempt to cover over the horrendous things that occur in the Bible.Con CaseThe Bible describes God as good and lovingMy opponent claims that God has not taken an immoral action. In order to prove this statement, he must explain how commanding a woman to be killed because she was not a virgin on her wedding night is a moral action, as well as all the rest of the examples I gave.The general consensus among Christians is that God is all good.Just because everybody thinks something doesn't make it right.God does good things for mankindBut not everyone enjoys life. So is it still good for God to give someone life and terrible depression and they have to suffer through life wishing they were dead?ConclusionI have shown that the plagues were not just an accident that Moses took credit for. The Bible very clearly states that God is responsible. Just because the Amalekites were evil does not justify killing their infants. "While some bible passages sound evil, they are not. It is important to interpret correctly."I have shown that these Bible passages were evil. Also, my opponent provides no justification for why his interpretation is the correct interpretation. Nothing from scholars. Just his opinion. God is obviously not omnibenevolent, as shown through his actions. Sources:[1]- http://www.biblegateway.com...[2]- http://www.mechon-mamre.org...