The God of the old testament is not immoral.

I thought you'd never respond. I made this debate to address the apparent moral imperfections of the Gold of the Old Testament recorded in the Bible. If you would like to debate the moral argument than message me and I will set up the debate. Many Atheists are unfamiliar with biblical hermeneutics so I wouldn't you this as an argument against mine. In fact, Many people are not only Christians but much more faithful and knowledgeable Christians thanks to biblical hermeneutics. I said what I said because if God exists then he is the parent of all humans literally and figuratively. So I don't know what you getting at here. Once again we are talking about the Judeo-Christian God, Not other Gods also I have already defended why God allowed the children to drown. However, I will tell you why the victims of the flood were not innocent. Like Adam and Eve, The people of Noah's time were very wicked so much so that God regretted the creation of humans and so he decided to wipe them out. On the interpretation. Remember the world we know was difference from that of Noah and the writer of the book Moses. They most likely only knew Northern Africa, Mesopotamia a little bit of Southern Europe and possibly the areas of Iran and India some interpreting the biblical flood as regional is not a contradiction of the word but really helps in understanding. God does give us rules on how to treat women, Virgins and children need an example just look at Jesus' life. It really does the more rational the interpretation the truthful it is according to logical deduction. Why do you get to decide what God is supposed to do? Take divorce laws the laws regarding divorce in the old testament were given as a concession to the hard hearts of God. God is knowledgeable enough to know that people are sinful so he gives concessions. The old testament theocracy was temporary and through Jesus, The law being fulfilled means that it no longer applies. Take eating pork, For example, I can eat pork Jews can't. Jesus had the mission to fulfil the law but with it came the power to revise it. I think that Christ dying on the Cross for the SINS OF MAN is an example of God's all-loving nature. Just read John 3:16-17 to find out why. Okay so the bible does say that humans should help themselves before the Lord but God does give help, For example, God sends his followers to set up food and clothing places in Africa and whatnot and so on so. Let me give you a story. A man was in a city that was flooding three people came one in a car, One in a boat and the other in a helicopter and told the man get on before you drown. The man said no I will wait for the Lord. The man died and when he met Jesus he asked him why didn't you save me Lord and Christ replied with, Well, I sent you a car, A boat and a helicopter. What did you expect an angel to come done and fly you away? The man although now with his Lord in heaven felt sad for his stupidity. How did these religions influence Christianity? Christians used violence against other religions in the name of political power over the populace bot because of doctrinal influence. No, Not all religions are equally valid if you would like we can debate that. Do you understand what this debate is about? This debate is about whether the God of the old testament is immoral or not! Not whether they exist or where influenced by other religions! If you would like to debate the existence of a monotheistic God and the historicity of Jesus Christ. Until then actually try to refute my original arguments. Thanks!