At the same time you’re also unwilling to admit, “Yes I'd commit those acts on God’s command.” For one, it undercuts what you earlier called the “fundamentally evil” nature of such acts. If certain acts are *fundamentally* evil for humans to perform, God wouldn't command humans to perform them. 3/
Alternatively, if God does indeed command such acts, then for people to perform them must not be “fundamentally evil”. ...Or we just bite the bullet and admit that God sometimes commands fundamentally evil acts. 4/
In short, “Yes I would commit those acts if commanded by God and doing so would be moral” seems to be the answer that any Christian would grudgingly have to give — assuming they had the courage to answer at all. All I’m saying is just be honest and own it. 🤷 5/5
If your answer is no, God does not exist, please explain to me where you anchor your moral outrage? Do you appeal to an Objective Moral Law?
Does God exist?
You are exceedingly dishonest. You refuse to even acknowledge the explanation I gave you plus you refuse to answer my qualifying question. Your entire contrived tirade implodes under the weight of its own hypocrisy and disingenuousness
Your explanation seemed to be that acts like genocide are not immoral for humans to commit when ordered by God. As such, I simply asked if you yourself would commit such acts if ordered by God. You're free to set the record straight with a simple yes or no.
And I asked you how it is different when God removes certain people from this earth (as he removes every single one of us in the end) through human agents and not old age, illness etc - especially evil people? Do you even understand the question because you keep refusing to respond to it?
Yes, I understand you believe God can remove anyone from the Earth. My question is specifically about *humans* removing other humans from earth, on God's command. Again: if God commanded you (a human) to commit genocide, would you?
Why did God do that in the Bible? Do you know? Atheists always complain that God, if he is indeed Omnipotent, can simply remove all evil from the earth but doesn't. Yet, when he actually did it in the Bible by killing an evil people you suddenly have a problem with that too. Sigh🤣
Is that a "yes" to my question?
Should God remove evil? Your attempts at a cheap gotcha will never work, buddy. I see through you. Tell me, is murder objectively morally wrong? You must answer yes, otherwise your continued question has no teeth. Well?
Still can't answer yes or no? Curious. 😉