God Has commited most if not all of the 7 deadly sins.

First, I would like to point out Pro's initial statement that "[he] will cover every Deadly sin and explain how God has gone against it." He doesn't do this, and therefore does not meet his own plan text. Pro should not be explaining why "God has gone against" the deadly sins. The resolution is that God has committed these sins.Pro does not explain how God has gone against all of the deadly sins, he claims that God has not committed Lust. Pro does not explain all of the deadly sins.Secondly, I would like to attack each of Pro's points on the seven deadly sins.Sloth: Disinclination to exertion; indolence; laziness.This sin is not shown in the bible, says Pro, but in real life.God does not create the cures to diseases, people do. All cures to diseases have been found by humans, not magically spun up by an all knowing creator. We humans have to learn and create to be able to cure the diseases that Pro lists off. So what if some of these diseases can be cured, the fact that we have life initially is so much more important than what happens during that life. If God is the one providing us with what we need, we cannot claim him lazy. Just because God doesn't create as many miracles as Pro seems to want, the fact that Pro is able to live, by his idea, is the act of God. The fact that there are people that are able to create the cures for diseases is just enough. Essentially by providing life to these successful people, God does supply the cures, they just arise through different participants along the way. Unless Pro can prove that God is an all-knowing, all-powerful being that is able to do pretty much anything for anyone, this point will have to be thrown out. Imagine being a God that has to answer billions of prayers, could you do it?Greed: excessive or rapacious desire.Pro states that worship is what, essentially, powers God. Worship is what allows God to do what he needs to do. If we worship God, he will more happily serve us because he will be able to. Of course he encourages worship, because it is both a sign of faith to him, and provides him with the power needed to do all he does. If someone came up to you and asked for you for your house without paying for it, you wouldn't be able to give it to them. Sure, you could, but then again, where would you live. If you are providing essentialls to other people, you are not earning the essentials that you need. You give someone your house, and they have a house. However, you don't. Therefore, asking for money could not be considered greedy because you need to get a house too. Yes, maybe only one was saved during the Great Flood, however, maybe God only received the worship from him enough to save him. No one knows how higher beings truly work. It could easily be that God needs a set amount of worship to save more people, if God did not receive the worship he needed to save everyone, naturally, they would not survive, and God would not have been able to control the situation as well.Essentially, if God needs worship, he should get it. This is not the sin of greed. However, if you were asking for something that you didn't need, yes, you could be considered greedy. This isn't the case, though, and this point will be thrown out.Lust: (Pro does not offer a definion, so I will use my own)1.intense sexual desire or appetite.2.uncontrolled or illicit sexual desire or appetite; lecherousness.3.a passionate or overmastering desire or craving (usually followed by for ): a lust for power. "This is the one that God did not commit. God is not lustful." I will concede to Pro's point here, and this argument will be dropped and defaulted to my position of the debate.Envy: A feeling of discontent or covetousness with regard to another's advantages, success, possessions, etc.God is shown in the bible stating himself as being envyous.http://www.biblegateway.com...... 20%3A5. He himself admits that he is jelous. If he sees that some other god is getting worshipped, he kills those who apose him. He wishes for no one to worship anyone except himself. He doesnt allow other gods to be worshipped, like in the great flood. He killed everyone because they were turning away from him and decided to kill everyone except one christian family. He was jelous and killed off all that apose him.Pride:a high or inordinate opinion of one's own dignity, importance, merit, or superiority, whether as cherished in the mind or as displayed in bearing, conduct, etc.God was very prideful. He thought of himself as the deity of everything. While that is true, he wouldn't allow anyone to even try to match him.He strikes those down who wish to do so, and in turn blames the pride on them. For example, in the tower of babble story. He destroyed them for trying to meet God, and because of God's pride, he shmited them down and made them speak in different toungues, and blamed them calling them "Arrogant and Prideful".Gluttony: gormandizing, intemperance, voracity, overindulgence. God is shown overindulging on our love. It ties along closely with greed, because he as an indulgence for our prayers and worship. Without those, he would be powerless.Vanity/Wrath: strong, stern, or fierce anger; deeply resentful indignation; ire.This one is shown the most by God. God is said to be "merciful" and "kind", yet he has killed so many. He killed the entire world with a flood. He ruined many people's lives in the old testament. He banished Cain for killing Able after he DELIBERATELY chose Able's offering over Cain's knowing he would kill his brother because of it. He caused disease, hate, and everything awful to happen to humanity, and he then blames all the sin, hate, and all things bad on the 2 beings that he created, Adam and Eve, because they were tempted by the Devil, the most pursuasive and caniving being to ever exist. Adam and Eve didn't know better, but God's WRATH struck them down and made humanity all born with sin.