A moral God?

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> 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?


AVATAR8
1. Unlawful: One of the ten commandments is, "Thou shall not kill." 
Call it murder if you like, as if that makes a difference, but you can't
deny that God was a heartless bully who killed people just because He
could.

2. Premeditated: I'm quite sure he thought about it before-hand, but
than again, He does seem like an uncontrolled, mindless force at times.

3 Done to one human being by another: Jesus was a man, except he didn't
have any balls.

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