[ATLian]

>Atlian,
>
>To answer your question, yes, I would have killed them without
>any second thoughts. Infact, if I had a huge boiling pot, I
>would have thrown all of them in there and let them boil to
>death.
>
>Why? Because before God's eyes, those were evil beings and
>needed to be dealt with accordingly.

Kemi,

damn, that's interesting and very revealing. I hope you now understand why suicide bombers also do what they do - because they believe that's what their god wants, and that they will be well rewarded in heaven.

Have you ever paused to ask yourself "how can a 4-day-old infant be an evil being?" They cannot even do any basic thing for themselves, how do you then say they are culpable of evil? And why should an almighty god be scared or threatened by a 4-day-old kid? And if he is indeed killing the kid coz it's evil, why the hell didn't he kill really evil men Hitler, Amin, Saddam and Pol Pot while they were still kids? It just doesn't make sense, and that's why I don't believe.



>Read Revelations well and you'll have a taste of the pain you
>will go through in hell if you continue flexing your puny
>muscles against God. I commend your courage though. Some of
>the things you say I'd die of guilt if I ever even thought
>about them.

I have read Revelations so I know what's coming if the Christian god exists. I'll definitely be comforting those Midianite and Amalekite kids in hell, coz they surely did not deserve what god put them through when they were on earth!

About my courage - you're right. it takes a lot of courage to question and condemn what you've always thought to be true, especially when who you are condemning is the most powerful being ever. My take is that if god is actually threatened because a mere mortal like me is questioning him, then he definitely isn't all powerful and worthy of reverence and worship!