A moral God?

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>>Matthew Bell

>>According to my dictionary, murder is, 'the UNLAWFUL 

>>premeditated killing of one human being by another'?

>>For the sake of showing the falsity of your position then

>>let's hypothesis that your statement is correct about God.

>>Now how about showing that God's killing of his son was

>>unlawful (I won't bother too much about the 'one HUMAN

>>BEING by ANOTHER). 

> 

>Dave G. 

>Genesis 7 sounds like premeditated "killing" to me.  Does

>that qualify as murder to you Matt?


Matthew Bell
According to the dictionary definition I cited there are three aspects
which comprise murder:

1. Unlawful.
2. Premeditated.
3. Done by one human being by another.

I already stated I am not too concerned about 3, so that leaves 1 and 2.
You have established 2 in Genesis 7, not how about establishing 1 with the
same passage or any other passage you care to use? 
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>>Matthew Bell

>>Further, how many victims of murder embrace their 

>>death and go determinedly to that death as it is 

>>alleged in the Bible Jesus did? (waits on the old 

>>garden of Gethsamane scenario!).

>  

>Dave G.

>I believe Dr. Kevorkian (sp?) was convicted of "murder"

>and all of his "victims" went very willingly.


Matthew Bell
I haven't the slightest clue what the above refers to, please elaborate. 

Thanks
M.Bell

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