If you had enough evidence to know that God is real, would you love Him or hate Him or what?

[sergiodaly]

AbbathTheGrim said:

sergiodaly said:
Only read up to page 6, afters reading all that, the funny thing is that people think of God as a person, and that humans have the brain power to understand God. Lol

And yet christians apply human feelings to this god that is supposed to be beyond anything human.

The chrstian god gets angry and kills people.

The christian god wants to be worshipped and if you don't he sends you to eternal damnation.

The christian god regretted making mankind because of some Forbidden Fruit, regret is the feeling of thinking one has made a mistake, the christian god believed he made a mistake.

If he didn't make a mistake then he tends to fail at assessing what is a mistake and what is not.

The christian god is very human and every attempt to claim he is beyond all things human is nothing but a mere attempt to put him away in a safe place where the flawed writing in the Bible cannot be scrutinized and the inconsistencies and plotholes exposed.

Don't take this as an attack or casting doubt on your knowledge, but i have to ask, have you actually read the Bible? 

You are free to interpret the bible text as you wish, but everyone knows that most is not factual and there are lots of tales because the text was written to try to teach lessons into His people and most of the people would only understand it if metaphors and personification were used.

Can you tell me where did you read the claim you do on your 3rd phrase? 

What if he did a mistake and wanted to destroy mankind, he's own creation? Does that make him bad? Was he bad or was the creation bad? He after that found some good in us and gave us another chance, seeing today's humanity, he was right both times, we are capable of many bad and atrocious things and also capable of good and and wonderful. You have the ability to focus on the humans that were destroyed and blame the evil God or to focus on the suffering of the God that had to resort to the last thing and have to come to the decision of destroying his own creation, because it was a bunch of no good doers. The text can be interpreted both ways,  some interpret in a way and some in another, that says more about the reader than about the writer or the tale written there.