Why does god put the needs of the few above the need of the many?

[Angrboda]

Yeah, I'm out.  It's just Greatest I am with his usual stupidity.  I didn't question the tenet, I questioned a specific hypothetical about its possible realization.  You don't get from the tenet to God is immoral in a single bound, and I'm not going to waste any more of my time explaining why because you will just do what you did the last time, ignore the substance of the objections and double down on your original claim.  Trying to have an intelligent discussion with you is a waste of time.

To repeat, because it's possible that he couldn't have saved more people, it's a non sequitur to conclude without further argument that he is immoral for not doing so.  Nobody is immoral for not doing the impossible, even God.

Now fuck off.

Nothing is impossible for a god, to believers.

Regards
DL

Not according to mainstream theology. So, you're ignorant as well as stupid. Good to know.

And just to put a pin in it, then your argument would only apply to those people's specific god and not just any god. That way leads to another non sequitur.