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11/6/2015 12:04:47 AM
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Christians: try to justify genocide for me
You all know what I'm referring to: The great flood, where God murdered almost every single human being on this planet, including innocent, newborn babies and animals who had done nothing wrong. Why? Because they were using the "free will" that he gave them in a way he didn't like. Ironic, huh?
Anyway, it will amaze you all to know that people actually try to justify this genocide(by the way, murder is a sin, but apparently God is allowed to sin) by saying that these people deserved to die, or that God is a loving but fair God.
Please, Christians, try to justify genocide for me. I'm very curious as to what you guys can give me. Oh, and while you're at it, try to justify the Holocaust as well.
Purse, out.
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Well if we are to believe the biblical record, there were extremely violent and heinous crimes being committed by All the people at the time. A counter-question: if a man or a group of men/women are committing murder and -blam!- today, how would they be judged in our modern society? If a modern day judge dealt them the death penalty, then would you be condemning that judgement? You weren't there to see what the people of that time were doing. Maybe if you had been there, you would have thought the flood to be necessary.
