The god of the Bible is not moral

My opponent states " "Nowhere in the New Testament does it take back or change what was said in the Old Testament". The New Testament is called the New Testament for a reason but that is a whole new debate. God"s morality as written in the Old Testament must be carefully interpreted. The problem is simply that some have declined to accept the Bible as the absolute authority and others have confused what it says because of not"rightly dividing the Word of truth" (2 Tim. 2:15). Rightly dividing the word of truth is a key factor here. God is completely moral, true and patient. The Old Testament laws may be viewed as immoral but a stronger lesson must be learned by the ancients views. God perhaps left these old views within the bible so as to better prepare the multitudes and to drive home I bigger and broader sense of moral for future times. God went along with humans and had patience with them in hopes they would learn from their mistakes. It was the social institutions who applied these immoral acts not God. God, on countless occasions, tried to employ other avenues of morality but still had patience with our human ways. Free will comes into play here as well. How long does God wait for change. In my opinion I would greatly love to see God"s wrath come down upon a few on earth today. I little flood on some evil folks would be just in my opinion " so thank God I am not God!!! Non believers love to play the Old Testament moral card for one simple reason. They love to throw this out there to make themselves feel better about not believing in God or finding fault with the bible. They figure it is their get out of jail free card I suppose. So I say wah, wah and go ahead and cry because some mortals believe God is not moral. Without taking the whole of God"s plan into light and interweaving dissension into why God acted a certain way during a certain historical time period does not make God immoral. Mortals have no foundation to play the moral card upon the Old Testament in my opinion. These immoral laws my opponent speaks of were the law of the land in the day and accepted as such (here we see again the free will issue not being intruded upon by God until it really got farther out of hand). Non believers love to play the moral card for one simple reason. They love to throw this out there to make themselves feel better about not believing in God or finding fault with the bible. They figure it is their get out of jail free card I suppose. Universal Mission The mission of the people of the Old Testament began only after the appearance of sin, when two different ways of life were chosen (see two lines of genealogies"Cain and Seth"in Genesis 4; 5). The followers of God were to carry the message of salvation to others (Isa. 66:19; Ps. 67:2; 96:3). This mission was universal in scope. Unfortunately, God"s people did not always succeed in their mission. The intent of the Old Testament (morality) was written to show the before and after the New Testament made great changes to the morality of the people. God made a covenant with man and laws changed in direct relation and due to Jesus Christ. Morals and Ideology changed overnight thanks to Jesus. Morals were in direct relation to the people of the time as it was their way and it was God"s intention and design to break free from that morality upon the entrance of Jesus Christ and the New Testament. The bible does not condone immorality in any manner so for my opponent to reach some conclusion along those lines is pure proctor hock. im"mo"ral"i"ty G6;iməG2;ralitē,G6;im"-/ noun 1.1. the state or quality of being immoral; wickedness. Wickedness has never once played into what God has ever said or done so hence this debate becomes a moot point within this area as a whole.. Also, human morality had to get from point A to reach point Z and we could not skip any letters along the way. So, by calling God immoral it only shows that we mortals have little understanding of God"s plan in its whole entirety so therefore it is highly incorrect for a simple minded childlike human to assume that God is or ever was immoral. Please keep that in mind when you vote"".