I have a question that I legitimately want answered:
Considering these few things that are outlined in virtually all religious text and arguments; them being:
-God is omnipotent. It can see all, it knows all.
-God created the universe, therefore it can create matter and energy or anything it very well pleases.
-God created humanity, the seraphim, the cherub, St. Peter, St. Joseph, and Lucifer.
-God created heaven, hell, and purgatory.
-God's power is unlimited.
-God loves all of its creations, especially humanity.
I'd like to know:
-Why is god such a sociopath?
-Why is god sadistic and malevolent?
-(Creating a place of eternal fire and torture and pain for "evil", creating life and taking it away, playing mind games with humans [pandoras box for example]).
-Why such an arbitrary schema for the judgement of "souls"?
-Why judge souls at all, why not only create good?
-Why create evil?
-Why not provide actual proof of its existence so we can stop killing each other and having wars over "who is right"?
-Why would god flood the world rather than simply eliminate evil or enlighten man?
-Where did all the water go from the great flood?
-(Current diameter of the earth: 12,756.2km (1.2756×10^7 meters), highest point being 8,848m above sea level, total volume of water currently on the earth being 326,000,000,000,000,000,000 gallons, also considering virtually no continental drift as it was supposedly only a few thousand years ago, someone do the math for me?)
-Who wrote the bible?
-Who reprinted the bible?
-Cite material referencing the existence of Jesus that isn't the Bible.
-What are dinosaurs if the world is only so young?
-Explain Pangaea and continental drift as contradicted by the Bible.
-Explain the reason for multiple religions and their encounters with "god".
-Why would god effectively destroy a unified humanity on purpose?
-("They are one people and have one language, and nothing will be withholden from them which they purpose to do.")
Just a few things. I mean, these are only minor details in the grand scheme of things.