The flood accomplised what?

Your terse little replies are next to useless. Here and elsewhere.
What are you speaking to?
What blame should I be taking.
Do better than your one useless liners OK.

Regards
DL

It was never God that failed, it was His creation. His creation both angle and man was given by God free will to choose to do good or evil. Both man and fall angles alike both took their free will and then opposed God. God did not create robots but beings that can still choose to do good or evil. God will never be a loser and those who choose God first will never be losers. The losers will be those who choose to oppose God.

The Bible tells you that before Christ would return the Jews would have to return to Israel retake Jerusalem and be invaded by the armies of the world, there are vast prophecies that must be fulfilled before Christ returns and yet He will return and we can see these prophecies coming to pass. I as a Christian have had many encounters with God and I know others would have this kind of relationship with Him if they wanted it. The problem is, most people do not reach out to God, they spend more of their time putting Him down or just ignoring Him.

Okay, I'm not sure I go around spouting 'terse little replies" or "one useless liners", but whatever. You said something to the effect of 'if there is a God, why didn't he clean up after humans.' Well, humans have free will and can make whatever mess they want.

The whole point of Noah's story was that Noah was appallingly the only righteous man left. He had stood the test of time, as a person, apparently, and perhaps the flood was a part of God's plan, to narrow down the people of Earth to a set of common morality and worship of God passed down by Noah, rather than a world full of evils.

God didn't screw up, humans did. A God who controls humans involuntarily is not one I want to follow.

The Bible tells you that before Christ would return the Jews would have to return to Israel retake Jerusalem and be invaded by the armies of the world, there are vast prophecies that must be fulfilled before Christ returns and yet He will return and we can see these prophecies coming to pass. I as a Christian have had many encounters with God and I know others would have this kind of relationship with Him if they wanted it. The problem is, most people do not reach out to God, they spend more of their time putting Him down or just ignoring Him.

God didn't screw up, humans did. A God who controls humans involuntarily is not one I want to follow.

Yeah, so your choice to be an asshole is an excersize of free will rather than God making you believe in him.

If the flood were a historical event then it would mean that God broke His own law of killing. Including babies and young inocent babies.

Is it OK for a law maker to break his own law, be it God or man.
I know that our governments break their own laws on a daily basis and we all think that this is wrong.
Is it OK for God?

It depends on how you view God and his path. If you see him as partial and human, then yes he broke his law, but not if you view him as impartial and "spirit". I believe for instance that for man to reach enlightenment and become one with God he must live in spirit completly detached from material life. That means he is not affected by suffering nor pleasure materially, he places his center outside of his injust, imperfect, finite body. That happening nothing that happens on a material plane affects him, death, life, it is one and the same because one is a result of the other without a begining.

Believe in me and do not sin Or I will fukking spank you.

I became one with God without travelling the path you show as the road.
Because there is a God what you say about imperfection is wrong. If there is a God then all must be Perfect, as God would not introduce imperfection to His Perfect systems. It must be our perception not reality that is flawed.
I see the Perfection of reality all about. Some day we may all.

So you are ssaying to speed things up Th USA needs another coalition of the willing and invade Israel?

I meant that as the path I follow. Allow me expand about the rest. "Imperfect" is being related to finite, there is no perfection or imperfection, no good or bad, those are conclusions created by our finite minds, that is why we are unjust. As you said it is our perception which is flawed, flawed by natural ignorance, by natural limits, by causes and conditions we can't understand, all of which we can overcome. I am curious as to how you became one with God, that is quite a statement, one of which many people become attached to. You see after our first enemy which is fear, the fear of losing even our temporary pleasures, our second is pride, when we receive a glimpse of what really is and believe ourselves to know the true way of things. On another note, we should stop labeling God.