God as a mass murderer?

Question

It seems that God is the most prolific mass murderer ever,do you agree?

Answer 1

The evidence speaks for itself.

Answer 2

Since God would have to exist before it could have murdered anyone.
I would say that the BELIEF in a God is the most prolific cause of mass murder.

Answer 3

So, what? I believe He is the owner of my life, I therefore do not mind whatever He wants to do with it. Will you not destroy your house if it is completely infested with pest that you can no longer control? And would you not think of building a new house?
Though I know that man wrote the Bible claiming they are inspired by God to write God's work, don't you think that some of it were man's own writings and just said that God told them to do it? History of the world or every country were written and all schools were taught about it and students were convinced to believe. Did it not ever come to your mind if there are doubtful accounts on the history books? Many Kingdoms and Empires have wrote about their glorious days of victory in every battle, do you really believe that they were able to conquer the country through fair encounters? So, if you want to discredit the author of our lives by making him a murderer, go ahead. but the way I see God and I do not mind Him at all if He says, "You are no good for me, so I will just have to erase you in the meantime and redraw you again the way I want you to look like for the next time."

Answer 4

Yes this would be true seeing it is called for to murder a man if he goes against the teaching of the bible.

Check out the link below and find out how many time the bible call for murder. If we follow the bible to the tee there would be mass murders on a daily bases.

Answer 5

No, I disagree. Rendering judgement on a guilty humanity is not "murder". The consequences of sin is death. Last time I checked it was approximately 100%...no wait, exactly 100% of people that will die. God just controlled the method and the time. You don't call a judge a murderer to give a judgement of capital punishment. It is just the sentence. That is an extremely arrogant comment/question. I certainly don't think you are morally pristine enough to think you can judge God himself.

Answer 6

Hate to say it, but I do think so.
Although, putting aside my personal beliefs for a second, it is true that without him there would be no one to murder. Also think of what it would be like without his work, and him killing off everyone when he gets bored? The world would be over run with our cruel littering ways.
So, I guess so, but I wouldn’t think of that as a bad thing.

Answer 7

Well being a God (any one you want to pick) I figure yer above the law seeing as you created said laws eh?

Really wouldnt you have the right, to say, destroy a painting you painted? Or abort an experiment you created in a lab?

Welcome to the lab..

Biggest mistake I can see is God left a few people left in a very bad experiment... (I wouldnt have done that.. I would have sterilized it all)

Answer 8

God is a mass creator!!
Man is the murderer!

Answer 9

No. His laws protect us from other people. His laws does not apply to Him. He gives life and He can take it away. His promises are kind when you see the big picture. If we suffer here He has the whole eternity to make it up to us.: )

Answer 10

Well, looking at what the bible says that is one way it could be interpreted. It seems to show that instead of trying to work his problems off he'd rather wipe humanity off the face of the earth so I'd say that condones killing when it suits him.