Angry God

No. Just... no.

For one thing, if an SJW had God's power, everyone right of Hilary would be dead and communism would work. So obviously the Lord's not an SJW.

The God of the Bible is an insecure brat who can't handle different viewpoints, so this meme is accurate.

What makes you think that? Why do you need to handle different viewpoints when you know what's right and what's wrong? There's a big difference between seeing people who know what the right thing is - who you showed what the right thing is - doing the wrong thing and being an insecure brat.

If God was truly perfect, then he would be able to take care of problems like right and wrong BEFORE they got out of hand. Besides, there's a little thing called TOLERANCE. Not every viewpoint that's different from God's is bad.

There's some doublethink on your part in your illogical calims. You claim that if God were truly perfect, He'd stop thing before they get out of hand, then you call him things like intolerant on things He does intervene in.
You also claim to know better than God on right and wrong, even though you've have already proven your intolerance and lack of judgement by using an emotionally charged term and petty name-calling to mock someone you don't agree with. In light of that how can you say "not every viewpoint that's different from God's is bad?" What do you know about God's viewpoints? What makes you think you're qualified to judge them?

There is such a thing as going about something the wrong way.

I'm not the intolerant one. Criticism of religion isn't hate speech. Criticism of religion isn't "mocking". Criticism of religion isn't intolerance.

If the God of the Bible is willing to kill and torture people to make a point, then yeah, I AM more moral than him.

One, as far as I know, you don't have the power to torture anyone without reprisal. How did you get "criticism of religion isn't hate speech" when I am talking about God, not religion, and never mentioned hate speech?

Criticism of religion can be intolerance, and in your case definitely is. There's a difference between saying you don't believe God exists and calling Him names.

Saying you're more moral because you don't kill and torture people, one who do you think God has tortured? Two, you don't have the power to kill or torture anyone without punishment from the law or consequences, so I can't make that comparison unless you do have that power.

Criticism isn't hate.

No it's not. I'm not being intolerant at all.

Yahweh sends people to Hell for even the most minor of transgressions. Why should an all-powerful, all-knowing being be allowed to kill and torture people without retribution? Why should an all-powerful, all-knowing being be allowed to get away with doing anything they want?

I never said criticism is always hate, you're right about that, what I said was can be hate under certain circumstances. Would you say it's it alright to criticize atheism?

Your claim about God sending people to Hell would have more weight if He hadn't sent Christ to provide us the way out, but He did. Even though you don't believe in God or the Bible, you cannot deny that God sending Christ to give us a way out of Hell - when he could've not done that and thrown us all in Hell - is the message of Christianity.

And by the way, by discussing God, we are, by default, discussing religion.

You're just singling out Christianity in your bigotry, this isn't about religion. I don't hear you saying anything about other gods like Allah, Ganesh or Odin. Or other religions like Islam or Hinduism.

"Allah" just means "God" in Arabic. Muslims believe in the same god as Christians and Jews.

This meme is accurate.

That's only your belief and viewpoint.

No it's not. The God of the Bible acts like the average SJW.

Explain how.

He kills people for not having the same views as him and orders the killing of people who don't have the same views as him. He sends people to be tortured for even the most minor of transgressions. He even had his own child killed JUST to be able to forgive everybody else. Do I need to keep going?

He also gives reasons for those views. When has God killed someone for not having the same view as Him (give a specific example)? God's standards demand perfection, but we can't meet that, so Christ took the heat for our transgressions to make up for that.

You also tried to misconstrue an act of compassion as hate "having his own child killed to forgive everyone else"; Christ chose to go through with it and dying to save people who love him and people who currently hate Him (including you) - sounds very compassion and unlike an SJW to me (an SJW who campaigns for feminism might die for a woman, but would they die for a Men's Right's Activist?)

It's all over the Bible. Rape, torture, genocide, even the oh-so bad abortion.

Can you please take the time and explain to me WHAT THE F**K KILLING SOMEBODY HAS TO DO WITH FORGIVENESS!?!

If it's immoral for an innocent man to be killed so that a guilty man can escape accountability, then how can a perfectly moral god possibly set up such a system?

I don't "hate" God. I don't even believe he exists. SJWs are people who get bent outta shape over minor things.

Give examples; where is God endorsing rape? Whose genocide are we talking about? Unless you provide specific examples for all one knows you could be lying.

The wages of sin are death. As I explained earlier, God's standards demand perfection, but we can't meet that and often refuse to even try to do good, so the punishment is death. But rather than kill us all or leave us to wipe ourselves out (since you religion into this when I was just talking about God, look at how societies turn bad when you try and get rid of religion), instead Christ took the heat for our transgressions to make up for that and reconcile us to God. It's like a person has done a crime and has to pay the fine, but it's more than they can pay, but then someone else chooses to pay the fine for that person.

You claim to not hate God, but your words prove otherwise; if you didn't hate God, you wouldn't have called Him an "immature brat".

There's just too many to list.

But why does ANYBODY have to die? Why couldn't God just say "I forgive you" and be done with it? Being killed isn't the same as paying a fine.

Secular societies are proof that you don't need belief in a deity to do good, while religious societies are proof that you can have a noble ideal and STILL do evil. Also, every other First-World country is FAR less religious than the United States, and they have far fewer, if any, mass killings at all, and the ones they do have are usually committed by people who believe in God and pray all the time.

Calling somebody out on their bullshit isn't the same as hating them. I don't believe in God, and I don't hate God. God is a fictional character, people say bad things about fictional characters all of the time.

Claiming there's too many to list is a cop-out; I could claim the same thing about atheists. You could just pick a handful of instances, any instances.

People die because that's the term Adam and Eve agreed to with God, and Adam and Eve violated those terms, bringing corruption into creation, that's why we have to contend with death and other problems. If God just forgave people without any restitution for wrong-doing that wouldn't be just (if someone committed a crime against you, and the courts just let them off, I think you'd call that injustice).

Secular societies in real-life if anything prove why right religion is needed. Every secular society in real-life has been in decline, a tyrannical dictatorship or both; Soviet Russia (the first nation in recorded history to have an avowed goal of purging religion and replacing it with atheism), Cambodia under Pol Pot, even the decline of Sweden that began when they drank the kool-aid of godlessness. The claim that every other First-World country is less religious than the United States is false; what about the city state of the Vatican? There are European countries like Poland with a higher percentage of Christians and other religious people than the US. The Vatican is a Christian theocracy and I don't recall any mass killings there. Also, few if any mass killings in the US have been done in the name of God or by people who pray to him, your claim has no evidence and is deceitful. List examples, and please don't cop out this time. To give a few examples; the man who shot up that Florida Nightclub was a Muslim not a Christian. Anders Brevik was racially motivated while Devin Kelley was an anti-religious atheist who shot up a church due to anti-Christian prejudice and a desire to kill his mother-in-law.

While it's true that calling out falsehood is different from hating them, there is a difference between saying that something is false and using derogatory language like you do. I don't believe in aliens but I don't mock the people who do believes in them as "loonies" or mock aliens as "little green men". Though I believe God is real, it's also a true a person can hate a fictional character, so that proves nothing.

Also, do you believe in a country having the death penalty? Would you kill someone in self-defense or defense of someone you love? Killing is acceptable under certain circumstances, murder is not.

And another thing: Why is it ok when an all-powerful, all-loving being kills and tortures people, but not when a mortal does it?