10 Questions Biblical Literalists Cannot Honestly Answer

[Astonished]

There we go.  See, I hate that a god would make such an immoral thing the succes or failure condition for a soul.  He could have made it anything he wanted..being god, one presumes.  It could have even been doing good things..you know, being a good person.  But I'm digressing into insanity again, I suppose.

No, He couldn't have done anything different, if He could have don't you think He would have spared Jesus the horrors He had to endure, I know he would have. You seem to live on the edge of insanity. It's the way that the creator pays for and corrects what the created did. You yourself have said many times that God should fix this messed up world, He did and you have yet to realize it.

Now you going to answer my question or keep playing games?

GC

Now, what did you want examples of again? 

Do you know what omnipresence is, as pertaining to God?

GC

Are you fucking shitting me? The creator builds into the creation an imperfection, intentionally, that the creator finds distasteful, and yet assumes none of the fucking blame for that and places it squarely on the helpless creation that cannot possibly, by design, rid itself of that imperfection? The god who is so childish, so miniscule, as to be unable to own up to that, or at least not completely shift the blame elsewhere and just say, 'You know what, it's cool. I understand.' You are literally describing a god who is intentionally trying to be a complete piece of shit.