God does not follow the first principle of morality. Why not?

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Exactly! Why? Because you/the soceity you live in has created a standard in which you can view yourself as a 'good' person. Now you have taken that sub standard, standard and judged God with your/our soceitial short commings as if this was any real type of measure. Of course God falls short. If He did not in your own standard then that would mean you would. why look at your failures and faults when you can blame a seeming silent God?

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I wouldn't know because I do not actually blame God.

A being of perfect good should, by that very definition, never appear to be of lesser morality when his behavior is compared to inferior morals. A perfect being of good cannot have flaws, cannot in any way behave in a way any imagination or opinion could consider 'evil'.

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Because 'Humanity' belongs to God. The lives humans live belong to God. As Creator God has rights that you do not. Giving and taking life is one of them.

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God is notoriously inconsistent in how he views the act of lethal violence among his pet humans.

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If so, what is our motivation to submit ourselves to it?

Why do you need one?[/quote]

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According to you, God gave me free will specifically so I would choose either to submit or not to submit. What motivates me to choose one or the other?

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God's Will is only for those who wish to spend eternity with Him.

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And yet you oppose gay marriage and abortion and attempt to force God's Will on people who clearly do not wish to spend eternity with him, so obviously you do not adhere to your own beliefs in practice.

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Those who do not, do not need any motivation. God's righteousness is an 'arbitray' line in the sand. Those who wish to spend eternity with God must seek attonement for being outside of God's Righteousness, and those who do not simply stay the course.

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I'm supposed to apologize to God because he made me inferior to himself?

That's goofy.

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Ahhh, no. Gay marriage, Abortion, the promotion of prematerial sex, the soceital push to allow us to think we are 'all basically good people.' these are not "Christian values."

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God's Will is only for those who wish to spend eternity with Him.

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God is Good for no other reason than He defines what 'Good' is.

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This is the kernel of my point.

If God defines what 'Good' is, then any action I take which mirrors an act of God (in terms of intent; obviously not in magnitude of the deed) must also be Good.

So, if I murder blasphemers, this is good. God has done this. It cannot be evil.

If I make a woman into a rape-slave, this is good. God has commanded men to do this. It cannot be evil.

If I massacre firstborn children because the guy who ruled over them pissed me off, this is good. God has done this. It cannot be evil.

If I inflict psychological torture on a man in order to get him to slaughter his son, whether or not he goes through with it in the end, this is good. God has done this. It cannot be evil.

I could go all day.