new testament, matthew chapter 2

[justin]

right because i think your answer was b.s i`m cloesed minded, i`ll never find answers asking questions and then expecting answers with a strong foundation................ look i reject your answer because it is flaw, doesn`t give me any new insight on the views on this story that i haven`t already heard and the fact that i am being open minded to understanding this doesn`t mean when you give a b.s answer and i call you on it that i`m close minded and just want to argue. it means your answer didn`t stand and i rejected it. just cause your answer is not sound doesn`t make my mind closed.

So let me get this straight. You refuse to even entertain a conversation that questions what you think you know of God, but do not consider yourself closed minded..

when did i refue to entertain it? i just found you answer flaw and senseless. if i refused i would`ve never responded to your butthurt comments. but instead of giving me a logical response you just keep calling me close minded AND HAVE YET TO CATCH THE IRONY IN THE THIS CONVERSATION! hmmm i wonder if you ever will?

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so while reading this chapter i couldn`t help but to think a lot of wtf?
god knew that this king was wanting to kill Jesus Christ so i would`ve thought that this all powerful, all knowing all present, all loving all merciful god would have handled this situation a little better?

Er, considering the passage you reference, why do you conclude that god is "all loving all merciful"? Why is your argument anything more than a crappy straw man?

umm i never related the two together. this is something i have been told over and over again by christians. thats where that came from. so that is based from this experiance(which is a common one shared from people who talk about their faith) of a god described as so.