How Christians and there god sound to me.

[Gooders1002]

This is my personal opinion gathered from the words and agreements of Christians on this forum and how there tell us what their god it's like.
This is my view of what Christians believe about their god, them and their book:
1. An all powerful being that can literally go anything.
2. If he does something, it is automatically good and righteous (genocide, murder, rape etc..)
3. He only allows those who follow him without question to experience bliss and there rest get eternal punishment.
4. We are mere property which he can do anything to without punishment.
5. We were all born evil because of two peoples fuck up 6000 years ago.
6. Would be murdering left right and center if it was not for their book and God's word.
7. Would kill on command if it came from their God.
8. Believe (not all) that the earth is and the universe was 6000 years old.
9. Believe that primitive savages have more knowledge about the world then we do now.

Please tell me that you really don't believe this as if you do, you really need to get your head examined by a professional psychiatrist.
Please Christians tell me I am wrong and WHY I am wrong and We all know when you are bullshiting and I prefer if you were completely honest about what you really believe.

[festive1]

The problem is, you aren't wrong

[John V]

This is my personal opinion gathered from the words and agreements of Christians on this forum and how there tell us what their god it's like.
This is my view of what Christians believe about their god, them and their book:
1. An all powerful being that can literally go anything.

Assuming you meant “do,” yes, that’s accurate.

2. If he does something, it is automatically good and righteous (genocide, murder, rape etc..)

Aside from the spin (e.g. what you call murder I call capital punishment) I agree. I’ve never found Euthyphro’s dilemma to be much of a dilemma.

3. He only allows those who follow him without question to experience bliss and there rest get eternal punishment.

I disagree on this one. God’s followers can question him.

4. We are mere property which he can do anything to without punishment.

This follows from 1. Who can punish an all-powerful being? Surprised your pearl abilities didn’t notice that.

5. We were all born evil because of two peoples fuck up 6000 years ago.

I agree with that one. I may disagree with some of your conclusions from this though.

6. Would be murdering left right and center if it was not for their book and God's word.

I disagree with this one.

7. Would kill on command if it came from their God.

I doubt I would.

8. Believe (not all) that the earth is and the universe was 6000 years old.

As we know that some genealogies in the Bible skip some generations, I don’t subscribe to an age that precise, but I’d say it’s thousands, not millions or billions.

9. Believe that primitive savages have more knowledge about the world then we do now.

More knowledge? No. I don’t look down on them the way many atheists do, though. We’re standing on their shoulders. I believe they were probably smarter on average than we are.

[Minimalist]

And there you have it, Gooders..... one of the assholes confessed.

You have your proof. Collectively, xtians are as dumb as a bag of rocks.

[pocaracas]

9. Believe that primitive savages have more knowledge about the world then we do now.

More knowledge? No. I don’t look down on them the way many atheists do, though. We’re standing on their shoulders. I believe they were probably smarter on average than we are.

I don't care about what you believe about the other points, but this reply of yours...

knowl·edge [nol-ij]
noun
1. acquaintance with facts, truths, or principles, as from study or investigation; general erudition: knowledge of many things.
2. familiarity or conversance, as with a particular subject or branch of learning: A knowledge of accounting was necessary for the job.
3. acquaintance or familiarity gained by sight, experience, or report: a knowledge of human nature.
4. the fact or state of knowing; the perception of fact or truth; clear and certain mental apprehension.
5. awareness, as of a fact or circumstance: He had knowledge of her good fortune.

This is how normal people define knowledge.
If you tell me that an individual in the "information age" such as you or me know less than someone from 3 thousand years ago, living in the desert, then something is wrong with your concept of knowledge.

Of course, they would know how to survive there, with the tools available... We have no such experience, so we'd require some time to learn it. But that's it.
About anything else, we know much more than they knew.

[Kirbmarc]

but I’d say it’s thousands, not millions or billions.

If you actually believe the the Earth is only a few thousands years old, then your beliefs have been falsified by an impressive amount of evidence.

This is why most Christians today do not believe in the young Earth hypothesis anymore.

[Gooders1002]

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This is my personal opinion gathered from the words and agreements of Christians on this forum and how there tell us what their god it's like.
This is my view of what Christians believe about their god, them and their book:
1. An all powerful being that can literally go anything.

Assuming you meant “do,” yes, that’s accurate.

2. If he does something, it is automatically good and righteous (genocide, murder, rape etc..)

Aside from the spin (e.g. what you call murder I call capital punishment) I agree. I’ve never found Euthyphro’s dilemma to be much of a dilemma.

3. He only allows those who follow him without question to experience bliss and there rest get eternal punishment.

I disagree on this one. God’s followers can question him.

4. We are mere property which he can do anything to without punishment.

This follows from 1. Who can punish an all-powerful being? Surprised your pearl abilities didn’t notice that.

5. We were all born evil because of two peoples fuck up 6000 years ago.

I agree with that one. I may disagree with some of your conclusions from this though.

6. Would be murdering left right and center if it was not for their book and God's word.

I disagree with this one.

7. Would kill on command if it came from their God.

I doubt I would.

8. Believe (not all) that the earth is and the universe was 6000 years old.

As we know that some genealogies in the Bible skip some generations, I don’t subscribe to an age that precise, but I’d say it’s thousands, not millions or billions.

9. Believe that primitive savages have more knowledge about the world then we do now.

More knowledge? No. I don’t look down on them the way many atheists do, though. We’re standing on their shoulders. I believe they were probably smarter on average than we are.

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At least your honest, I give you that. Though you need a reality check, at least you're not completely crazy, just very misinformed.
Also he can't be all powerful as he can't forgive and he could fix the planet without even blinking so he is either not all powerful or to lazy/evil to do anything thing about it.

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Are there any other Christians willing to say that my 9 points are what they believe or not. I want to see how many believe my statements whole heartedly.

[Reasonable_Jeff]

1. An all powerful being that can literally go anything.

I would correct it to, "He can do anything that's logically possible for a being like God to do."

Definition of "being like God" - the greatest conceivable being, perfect in all His attributes

2. If he does something, it is automatically good and righteous (genocide, murder, rape etc..)

Since God is the perfect being, His actions may allow evil for the time being, but it is to bring an even greater good.

Ex: the most innocent, perfect being suffered a cruel agonizing death on the cross in order to reconcile sinners into a relationship with God.

Jesus death on the cross is the worst crime in the history of our planet, but God allowed it because it brought an even greater good, namely the salvation of all who would come to place their faith in Jesus.

3. He only allows those who follow him without question to experience bliss and there rest get eternal punishment.

I question His existence almost on a daily bases, but I thank Jesus for sustaining my faith by continually making His presence known to me.

4. We are mere property which he can do anything to without punishment.

Agreed, although for those who place their faith in Jesus God gives them the right to become children of God. (more than property)

5. We were all born evil because of two peoples fuck up 6000 years ago.

Agreed except I'm not a "young earth" guy.

6. Would be murdering left right and center if it was not for their book and God's word.

All people are made in the image of God and because of his common grace we do not murder left and right.

I'm not sure if that would be an "agree" or "disagree."

7. Would kill on command if it came from their God.

I would

8. Believe (not all) that the earth is and the universe was 6000 years old.

I'm not a "young earth" guy.

9. Believe that primitive savages have more knowledge about the world then we do now.

Where did you get this idea from? I don't believe that.

[John V]

This is how normal people define knowledge.
If you tell me that an individual in the "information age" such as you or me know less than someone from 3 thousand years ago, living in the desert, then something is wrong with your concept of knowledge.

I'm saying the opposite of that. I agree that they had less knowledge. "More knowledge?" was a rhetorical repeat of the question, to which I answered "No."

[Kirbmarc]

Jesus death on the cross is the worst crime in the history of our planet

I could think of a few crimes worse than a single murder, no matter how gruesome. How about the Final Solution, or Pol Pot's policies in Cambodia?

I would

You scare me.