Spiderman
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@1robin
See, you haven't been listening (Status quo)...I didn't say morally justifiable according to what I see as morality and charity...but I mean he is God , so he decides that it is justified according to his standards. He decides what's good. That doesn't mean I have to agree with him as I've stated many times.
If you have the ability to recognize contradiction, then you know the Bible often states the opposite of what it previously did.
It is good according to what I see as good that Moses thought God's plans were asinine, disagreed with God, and got him to repent (was my point)
It appears you are. You are admitting God's actions are morally justifiable which is exactly what I have been saying. If so then you have no problem which requires no refutation.
See, you haven't been listening (Status quo)...I didn't say morally justifiable according to what I see as morality and charity...but I mean he is God , so he decides that it is justified according to his standards. He decides what's good. That doesn't mean I have to agree with him as I've stated many times.
If you have the ability to recognize contradiction, then you know the Bible often states the opposite of what it previously did.
It is good according to what I see as good that Moses thought God's plans were asinine, disagreed with God, and got him to repent (was my point)
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