Abraham, Isaac, and a Dead Toddler

[Ryantology]

God doesn't allow us to sin, there's a punishment for it, same as your children, you do not allow it yet you can't stop it, if they are determined to do so.

GC

It is irresponsible to not bother trying to stop it, especially when God is supposed to be far more capable of intervening than a regular human parent. A responsible parent also informs their children ahead of time what is unacceptable and attempts to show the inherent harm of doing unacceptable things (such as playing with fire). A responsible parent doesn't set arbitrary rules. They also don't kill their children (or their children's friends/family/entire culture) for disobedience.

I don't get this very common Christian behavior, the attempt to gloss over the flaws of your god by comparing him to a flawed human. God is supposed to be better than that. I wonder why he never is.