God is worse than Hitler

So, just to clarify, if you're basing your argument off of biblical events then the Bible has to be considered a reliable source. You're argument is that God is worse than Hitler because He has caused the deaths of "uncountable amounts of people," and you site the stories of the flood and the plagues of Egypt as examples. Well, I'll start at the beginning. The bible says in the beginning God created the Heaven and the earth. This means that everything is his and is under his rule. He created people in the first place, therefore, everything belongs to him and He has the right to do whatever He wants. He could, but He doesn't. The Bible says,"He is the Rock, his works are perfect, and all his ways are just. A faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is he." It says right here That god is "upright and just." This verse alone disproves the opening statement. I will list a few verses that talk about the flood: "Now the Lord observed the extent of the people's wickedness, and He saw that all their thoughts were consistently and totally evil (Genesis 6:5)." Humans cannot argue Gods actions, sometimes what God does is above our understanding, but it this case, the Bible pretty much spells it out for us. God created the people on the earth, and they were completely evil. They were against everything God stood for and created them to be. God decided to kill them, and justifiably so. The people were totally evil, God knew that none of them would turn to him, therefore, they could not achieve their purpose, and if they can't achieve their purpose then there is no reason for them to be around. Nothing good could've come from them being on the earth. In Genesis 17:1-8 God makes a covenant with Abraham saying that He will bless and multiply his descendants and they will be his people. Abraham's descendants are the Israelites. Many years after the covenant was made, they were enslaved by the Egyptians. The Egyptians treated them horribly. Genesis 2:23-24 says " years passed, and the king of Egypt died. But the Israelites still groaned beneath their burden of slavery. They cried out for help and their pleas of deliverance rose up to God. God remembers his promise to the Israelites, so he sends Moses to tell Pharaoh to let Gods people go. Pharaoh just mocks them and makes the work load on the Israelites harder. God sends Moses back again, and again Pharaoh didn't listen. So, God did something about it. God sent warning plagues to try to convince Pharaoh to let his people go. Pharaoh still refused to do so. So, God sent the death angel as the final plague. this was sufficient and Pharaoh let them go. I could go on forever about verses declaring the goodness of God, but Ill leave you with this: The Gospels( first four books of the New Testament) give us the account of how God sent his only son to die for us. God is perfect and he can't be around sin. The only way for sins to be forgiven is if a sacrifice is made to God. God sent his only son to be that sacrifice. Jesus took on everyone's sins and the wrath of God so that we would be able to spend eternity with God. This shows God's love for us. He gave up his son for us. I can't see Hitler doing that for anyone.