Looking at the actions of the biblical god, there is evidence that he would be a worse person than Hitler.
1) He's commited genocide multiple times, ordering that whole tribes and nations of people be exterminated. He also commited a vast genocide, via a global flood.
2) Under Hitler, the Nazis burned Jews alive. God created hell, where (if the bible's were true) a possibly billions of people burning. Except their they will burn for eternity.
3) The biblical god slaughtered 70,000 men, just because David counted his army.
4) The biblical god killed a man just for touching his coveted "Arc of the Covenent". Never mind that the man kept it from falling to the ground and shattering by doing so.
5) The biblical god called about 80 men, just for looking into the Arc. Just. For. Looking.
6) Hitler persecuted and killed homosexuals. The biblical god ordered that gays be killed, and even in the New Testament, says that they will burn in hell.
So given all these factors...isn't it accurate that the biblical god is a worse person than Hitler?
Originally posted by vivify" "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1"
Looking at the actions of the biblical god, there is evidence that he would be a worse person than Hitler.
1) He's commited genocide multiple times, ordering that whole tribes and nations of people be exterminated. He also commited a vast genocide, via a global flood.
2) Under Hitler, the Nazis burned Jews alive. God created hell, where (if the bi ...[text shortened]... all these factors...isn't it accurate that the biblical god is a worse person than Hitler?
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Originally posted by JS357"the thread is finished and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost"
" "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches 1"
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How did you manage to reply to the first post ? The law has been broken. Somebody needs to go to jail. Directly.
Originally posted by vivifyyou must be talking about biblegod. keep in mind that both have probably been vilified more than their reputations deserve. hitler by his enemies and biblegod by primitive savages that carried his banner.
Looking at the actions of the biblical god, there is evidence that he would be a worse person than Hitler.
1) He's commited genocide multiple times, ordering that whole tribes and nations of people be exterminated. He also commited a vast genocide, via a global flood.
2) Under Hitler, the Nazis burned Jews alive. God created hell, where (if the bi ...[text shortened]... all these factors...isn't it accurate that the biblical god is a worse person than Hitler?
Not much of choice is it?
A madman or a fictious character.
Hitler still to this day tops the polls as the most recognised face on the planet
which I guess sums up the human race perfectly.
The sooner this planet takes us out the better it will be for the rest of the universe.
Can you imagine us lot exploring other worlds?
We would kill everything we met. It's what we do best. Kill things.
Originally posted by vivifyCompletely legitimate? Are you insane?
Oh, so the idea that God is comparable to Hitler is very common, then? Hmm.
Well. Never mind that this is a completely legitimate statement to make; the use of "oh, this again" is apparently victory.
See you around.
Don't feed the troll, people. Oh, wait. Oops.
Originally posted by vivifyLet's let Jesus weigh on on this debate.
Looking at the actions of the biblical god, there is evidence that he would be a worse person than Hitler.
1) He's commited genocide multiple times, ordering that whole tribes and nations of people be exterminated. He also commited a vast genocide, via a global flood.
2) Under Hitler, the Nazis burned Jews alive. God created hell, where (if the bi ...[text shortened]... all these factors...isn't it accurate that the biblical god is a worse person than Hitler?
4 And I say to you, My friends, do not be afraid of those who kill the body, and after that have no more that they can do. 5 But I will show you whom you should fear: Fear Him who, after He has killed, has power to cast into hell; yes, I say to you, fear Him!
Luke 12:4-5
Originally posted by vivifyHitler actually existed, whereas the biblical god has no actual referent. That is really the "good news" here, since yes you are right that the biblical god is a positively horrific character. Imagine Hitler; now imagine this Hitler so powerful that no one (and not even all of us collectively) could ever stop him from imposing his will, even if it were just willy-nilly; that would more or less be the biblical god.
Looking at the actions of the biblical god, there is evidence that he would be a worse person than Hitler.
1) He's commited genocide multiple times, ordering that whole tribes and nations of people be exterminated. He also commited a vast genocide, via a global flood.
2) Under Hitler, the Nazis burned Jews alive. God created hell, where (if the bi all these factors...isn't it accurate that the biblical god is a worse person than Hitler?
What's really bizarre is that theists like Suzianne above will still tell you with a straight face that the biblical god is the epitome of things like love and justice. Of course, they have provided absolutely no account regarding how the sanctioning of things like genocide, mass killing of sentient beings, infanticide and the like are consistent with love and justice; and, further, they have provided no account how such things are perfectly consistent with love and justice in the case of god, but not consistent, and radically so, with love and justice in the case of Hitler; but they don't seem too worried about such things. They apparently just have faith that God must have his justifying reasons for such things (as if there could ever be justifying reasons for such things); or they just claim that god has legitimate authority to do such things simply because he created us; or simply because of his all-powerful status; or some other such. Like I said, it's all a bit bizarre.
I tried to discuss this in the recent thread here: Thread 148395. I didn't make much headway, though.
The biblical God makes the sun rise upon the righteous as well as the unrighteous, is
completely impartial, has lovingly put up with slander of the most vile kind as is
evidenced by the comments from haters in this thread, sent a son on his behalf, whom
he dearly loved in order to make reparation, who was and continues to be treated with
contempt by the ungodly and yet he patiently puts up with the vandalism of his
creation, the earth, flaunting of his standards by those who seek to impose their own
will to the detriment of others and the killing of innocent children who are destined
never to see the light of day, even though they have the right to life, Yes, lets put
things in perspective shall we, how many children will have been killed in the name of
social convenience by this evening?? How many did God kill?
Originally posted by robbie carrobie"How many did God kill"?
Yes, lets put
things in perspective shall we, how many children will have been killed in the name of
social convenience by this evening?? How many did God kill?
Well, at least a few thousand, since the bible god ordered the killing of entire tribes--multiple times. And when you factor in that the bible god killed the entire earth via a global flood...that would bring the death count up to at least a billion.
So to answer your question: your god's killed about a billion children.
Originally posted by LemonJellobizarre. straight out bizarre. not a 'bit bizarre'. if my kid asked me what 'bizarre' meant I would prolly refer to him to an anecdote just like this one.
Hitler actually existed, whereas the biblical god has no actual referent. That is really the "good news" here, since yes you are right that the biblical god is a positively horrific character. Imagine Hitler; now imagine this Hitler so powerful that no one (and not even all of us collectively) could ever stop him from imposing his will, even if it were ...[text shortened]... the recent thread here: Thread 148395. I didn't make much headway, though.