@cicerone imposter,
C.I wrote:Man have created many different gods - most of them before your god. How do you know any god existed? What makes you so sure your god is the only god? Do you have proof of his existence beyond what the bible says?
You and I both know that for either side of the arguement, burden of proof is impossible, we all collate our evidence, and then we place our bets. You could examine the very same evidence that I do, and come to a completely different conclusion, however we all have a day that we live to, you to death, myself to death, and we collect whatever reward is at the end of it. I think this is the point where most christians play the pascal wager theorum, but I am happy with my bet.
My God is not the only god out there, you have alsorts,Satan is a god, Jesus is a god, ishtar, zeus, and rooney for instance is the god of the mancunians, or at least half of them. My God is merely the only one I will choose to live my life to. Every human has a faith in something, even if it is only in themselves. I put mine where I put it, you put yours against it
C.I wrote:In one verse, he says "do not kill." In another he says it's okay to kill your son, brother, sister, father and mother.
References help, however everyone was to be judged according to the law. You could not murder, however should a man break the law, the punishment for it was to be carried out wether family members or otherwise. Vengeance for manslaughter was also acceptable, although there were refuge cities for those ones unfortunate enough to cause a death.
C.I wrote:In one verse, he says he's a "loving god." In another verse, he destroys all life forms except for what was supposedly saved on Noah's ark. Do you know how big that ark had to be to save all the animals in two's in addition to all the food and water to feed them?
actually he saved 7 of the clean animals, only 2 of the unclean I have had better sources, but on short notice this will do
http://creation.com/how-did-all-the-animals-fit-on-noahs-ark the ark thery has many sceptics, but I am comfortable with the story
C.I wrote:During the supposed bible time, there were many miracles to show he existed; then poof, he disappeared. Don't you find that strange?
You misunderstand the requirement of miracles, as do many. Miracles had thier purpose, but are no longer needed, the new testiment states that miracles would "dry up." In other words, we have had enough miracles, but it is the teachings that should be leading us. I see enough miracle in life, and the earth, but of course that was all a huge accident (right?)
Is it so proposterous that given the odds of life as it is today occuring by chance, that someone might choose to believe it was deliberated?