God, whether he exists or not, is not always right.

Rebuttal 1: Con I did not, by any chance say that the pharaoh was right. In fact if he was alive right now I would probably say that he was mentally-retarded. However, this debate is not about whether the pharaoh in the story of Moses was right but rather about whether God was right. God, if he was really that powerful, as I've stated before, should've known that the pharaoh was going to be stubborn. The con states: "That means the Pharaoh had nine chances to realize that Moses was not doing absurd magic tricks, and by his own choice, mind you." If God was really always right, he would've known that the Pharaoh was going to refuse. If God was any normal person he decisions might've been ok and even reasonable. However, God, is after all, God. He is supposed to have unlimited kindness and love towards his, may I remind you again, children and all humans. And also, your second point in your rebuttal does not make any sense. Uh, God killed all those Egyptian adults and children just to teach the pharaoh and all the other spared Egyptians a lesson? Let's not talk about the innocence of the children because I would literally go on forever but I'm pretty sure some of the killed Egyptians would've sympathised and even helped the Hebrews. Killing innocent and even not innocent people just to show others a lesson? What's God? An underground mafia boss? Rebuttal 2: "The same logic is applicable between God's punishment to Pharaoh and when your worldly father punishes you for breaking one of his rules." Um, Con I have no idea what your father was like but since you're still here debating with me I am assuming that he didn't kill you when you ate too much candy. Rebuttal 3: "The Christian God is infinite..." You can not just use the argument 'God is always right' because that is exactly what we're debating about. And also, if not Sobek, then some other god or religious figure that is like God to Moses. Rebuttal 4: Yeah there was nothing proving that God did not give them a second shot at life if he lived under his law. But then again there was nothing in the Bible to prove that God actually did give the children a second chance. And even if God did that, (assuming that God exists) He already killed them! Say if this crazy psychopath killed 20 people and then resurrected them all, even without conditions of how to live their life, he would still be trialled and then probably sent to jail to stay there for the rest of his life. Then what difference does God have with a slavedriver, and what difference does the killed Egyptian children have with actual slaves? Oh you can live again as long as you all worship me and do what I tell you to do? I don't know how God is different with the white people (sorry guys not trying to be racist) who made all those black people (once again sorry) slaves 200 years ago? Rebuttal 5: Alright con so if someone killed all of your friends and family as long as you ask your God to take the anger out of you, you can cool down in a couple of days? If you say so. I can not argue with that as I do not know you in real life but if you really can, you are clearly a much better person then me, the atheist who actually cares about their family and friends enough to hold the anger there, well not for ever but at least a few months or even years. Rebuttal 6: You obviously did a lot of research on how the Solar System was formed and how it operates. But you showed absolutely no proof that God was behind all of it. And even if he did, just because he created something that operates smoothly (by the way just might put in the little fact here that the moon is drifting more and more towards the sun every year and there will come a day when the moon crashes into the sun and gets swallowed up and the life on earth eventually ends) does not mean that he is always right. Rebuttal 7: I don't know why this was listed as a counterpoint because I said nothing whatsoever about Jesus but since you said it I am going to use it as my next argument. Assuming that there really was a Jesus who died for all of our sins, I mean, get real. For example take that popular band with teenaged girl today One Direction. Some of them might go like, oh my god I love Harry Styles so much I so want to be his girlfriend. According to the Ten Commandments, coveting other people's property, in this case Harry Styles' girlfriend's boyfriend, is a sin. But are they really sinners? I mean if someone killed Harry Styles' girlfriend just to take her place sure but even then that would be a crime not a sin. I mean, for all we know Jesus could've just been this crazy old man parading around Europe 2000 years ago claiming that he was God's son, scaring the authorities (not saying that the authorities' reaction was right) and then dying for our non-existent sins. And all of those so- called miracles happened hundreds if not thousands of years ago. They could be pure lies for all we know. Look at the great miracles God gave us recently, with the World Wars destroying millions of innocent people's lives. And can I state that some if not most of those dead and those who suffered were Christians and Catholics, "god-fearing and god-loving" people. If only the atheists, the 'sinners' died then that, even if it was wrong to kill people it would've made some sense. If God really existed and was always right, wouldn't he have tried to save his faithful children as soon as the wars started? Thanks.