The God Of The KJV Bible Is Purely Moral

Pro may not have realized this, but because there was no acceptance round, Pro could have exploited his 10,000 characters more so than he did. .. oh well, I'll construct my case, and he can do whatever with it. *THE RESOLUTION IS NOT TRUE*I reject the resolution that the god of the KJV bible is purely moral, because that god does not exist, and even if he did exist, is demonstrably *not* purely moral throughout his fictional work, the KJV bible. *GOD, IN THIS DEBATE, DOES NOT EXIST*The KJV God is defined as the alleged creator of the universe. The universe is all existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos. . http://www.oxforddictionaries.com...Our universe has matter and space. Matter distorts space and creates gravity. . http://www.einstein-online.info... . https://en.wikipedia.org...Space and time are part of a continuum, so we call it spacetime. . http://www.einstein-online.info...When there was no universe, though, there was nothing, i. e. no matter or space, instead there were quantum fluctuations, where space, time, matter, energy, and gravity all fluctuated in and out of existence, so were never stative, because of sub nuclear virtual particles existing and simultaneously being annihilated by their antiparticle, which we call quantum/vacuum fluctuations. . http://scholarsresearchlibrary.com...These quantum fluctuations are a property of no energy and have been confirmed on a macro physics scale. . http://physics.aps.org...This is the no energy state, when there was no universe, and, because of all that fluctuation, the state is inherently unstable, so energy from this unstable nothing state is guaranteed, and that instability was expressed as the big bang. . http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov...Creation is a temporal process that requires stative time and the passage thereof. If there is no time, then a creator can not be distinguished from its creation; creator-->created is a process that necessitates time. Well, when there was no universe, there was no stative space, so there was no stative time. So, without stative time, temporal concepts like creation are nonsensical. Therefore, there was no creator of a universe that wasn't created, and if the alleged creator of the universe doesn't exist, then he can't be purely moral; he can't be at all. *EVEN IF HE EXISTS, THE KJV GOD IS NOT PURELY MORAL*1. According to the bible, god created everything:"For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him. ". http://biblehub.com...2. Also, god knows the future, because the future is what he wants to happen:"Declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure:". http://biblehub.com...3. God actually knows everything you think and do:"And I will kill her children with death; and all the churches shall know that I am he which searcheth the reins and hearts: and I will give unto every one of you according to your works. ". http://biblehub.com...4. God can even put his will into others:"And he said, Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee; take away this cup from me: nevertheless not what I will, but what thou wilt. ". http://biblehub.com...5. Being that god created EVERYTHING, he therefore created evil:"I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things. .". http://biblehub.com...6. God allows for, makes rules for, and encourages owning other humans as property. "And if a man strikes his servant, or his maid, with a rod, and he dies under his hand; he shall be surely punished. .but, if he continues a day or two, he shall not be punished: for he is his property. ". http://biblehub.com...http://biblehub.com...So, according to the KJV bible, god created evil, god created humans with the ability to commit evil, god can will others to do things that he wishes to do, all that happens in the future is "declared from the beginning" by god, and god says it's ok to beat someone within an inch of their life *because* they are your property and that this action should go unpunished. If god created evil and created humans with the ability to commit evil, and god was well aware of the future since the beginning of time, then the fact that we currently commit evil is indicative of his plan:1. create evil2. let humans commit evil3. allow for a evil-filled future4. endorse savage beatings of humans who are considered property by god himselfIf god didn't intend for humans to commit evil, then why did he create evil in the first place? If god intended us to do only good, and not commit evil, then he could have given us free will without the capacity to commit evil; after all, with god all things are possible, right? If god didn't intend for evil to be committed, then why did he create/allow a future rife with humans committing evil? Instead, he gave us the ability to commit evil, which he created, and he created/allowed the future of committing evil to happen; if god were on trial for intent to allow evil, he would be found guilty. Opponents to this logic then say, well that's a contradiction; to remove our capacity to commit evil would be to remove our free will and god can't allow for contradictions. Well, no. If we currently have free will, as Christians claim we do, then there should be no limit on our capacity to act on our free will. However, if i wish to read someone's mind completely, without any communication, I cannot, because god disallowed our capacity to read minds. *QUESTIONS FOR PRO*1. Pro, did god make us WITH free will and WITHOUT the capacity to read people's minds?2. If yes, then why couldn't god make us WITH free will and WITHOUT the capacity to commit evil? You currently can not exercise your free will to read others' minds; now just imagine that you can't exercise your free will to commit evil. It's clear that god did not intend for us to read minds, as no one can do that. So, it's clear that god DID intend us to commit evil, because there's tons of evil in god's plan that he declared from the beginning; he created evil. All of god's human creations sin, so if he did not intend for people to commit evil, he then has an awful record of successful creations. God intended humans to commit evil, because he created evil, he created all humans with sin, and he allowed the evil-filled future to remain; this speaks to his immoral intentions. Pro?