Why is Faith/Belief a Moral Issue?

[abaris]

If you care to read carfully you will note that a suspected woman takes an oath that she did not cheat then drinks 'special water.' Through this water God punishes the guilty by killing the unborn baby (IF she has one) and it renders the woman sterile. But through this very same water a innocent woman is set free without consenquence.

No one is aborting babies. God used that water to punish the guilty and free the innocent.

And you don't even pause for a seond to think that this doesn't make it any better? See, I didn't post the whole thing because there's absolutely no semantic excuse for the things written there. If god or man is doing it doesn't make any difference. It is revolting.

Also, you obviously didn't reflect on the passage where it says to cound every male from one month up. It tells us two things. Less than a month didn't count at all and females didn't matter even if they were older than a month. Same for Moses telling his thugs to kill every male among the little ones and every woman who they supposed had already had sex.

Now we can safely assume that little ones doesn't mean dwarfs but children, so spare me the usual apologetics on that passage. I've heard them all.