You have no idea what you are talking about. If it isn't commanded of God, then it is sin. And since you know nothing of God, nor do you care to know about God, you are content with sin. Perhaps one day, after the bulk of America as we know it has been rotting in its own decadence, you people will wake up and realize that living under the flag of Gangland/Radical Islam isn't as appealing as originally thought.
It is YOU that has no idea what you are talking about, as you have consistently demonstrated throughout this thread.
You obviously don't know God at all and/or are content with his vile ways.
Just off the top of my head:
God lies to Adam and Eve when he tells them that they "will surely die" if they eat from the tree of knowledge.
God murders an innocent animal to provide clothing to "cover" Adam and Eve's sin when they don't die as he foretold.
God sets up Abel as the priestly upper class and favors his offering over Cain's offering (this is not explicitly stated, but I infer it from the fact that Abel was a shepherd - as meat eating was not authorized until later in the Bible, the sheep would have had no purpose but to be given to God).
God floods and destroys the entire earth, except for Noah and his family. Noah's family and the pairs of animals are expected to repopulate the entire earth (lots and lots of incest. Good thing this was before God declared incest to be wrong later on when he gave the Israelites the Law).
Abraham, considered by God to be "righteous," lies to a local ruler that Sarah is his sister (and not his wife), almost bringing destruction upon the region when the ruler believes him and takes her into his harem (humorously, this situation is repeated almost exactly later on with Isaac and Rebecca, if memory serves correct).
Lot tries to give his "virgin" daughter to an angry mob to appease them, because raping her would be better than them (homosexually) raping the angels. As far as I remember, this is not condemned.
God burns down the entire cities of Sodom and Gomorrah for vague sins (many Christians claim that their sin was homosexuality but this is never explicitly stated).
Lot's wife gets turned into a pillar of salt merely for looking back at Sodom as it burned.
Lot's daughters get him drunk and sleep with him to become pregnant. This action is not condemned anywhere else in the Bible.
Jacob openly makes Joseph his favorite child, which is apparently endorsed by God.
After Joseph gets into a leadership position in Egypt, he starts collecting grain from the people to save up for famine time (presumably this was done by taxation). This would be all well and good, except for the subtle detail that Joseph SELLS the grain instead of giving it back to the people. This eventually results in the people going broke and everyone but the priestly class is forced to sell themselves into slavery to Pharaoh. Joseph is hailed as a hero.
This is probably one of the most effective stories at getting the point across: Later on, the Hebrews become slaves to Egypt (although this is doubtful historically, we will go by the Bible here). After Pharaoh starts becoming afraid of the growing Israelite population and oppresses them, God uses Moses as his messenger and commands Pharaoh to free the Israelites. Pharaoh, not wanting to lose his slaves, refuses - however, the key here is WHY he refuses repeatedly - God repeatedly "hardens his heart" so that he would reject Moses after each plague. God does this not to punish the Egyptians for being cruel slavedrivers (most of the Egyptians couldn't have been slavedrivers anyway because they were slaves themselves to Pharaoh), but
to show the world how powerful he is.
God approves the murder of many Israelites who begin worshiping a golden calf after Moses leaves to get the Ten Commandments (apparently God's method of showing everyone how powerful he was didn't work very well).
God commands the genocide of the entire region of Canaan so that he can give the land to the Israelites and set up his chosen kingdom. The Israelites were also punished when they spared anyone, including women and children.
In God's code of law, stoning is a very common punishment. Rebellious children are stoned, witches are stoned, adulterers are stoned... rapists are not stoned, however, they are forced to marry the person they raped - this was because women had no rights, and non-virgins would be worthless on the marriage market. The forced marriage was intended to ensure the woman continued to have some financial support. (However, if the woman didn't scream loudly enough when being raped, it was assumed that the act was consensual, and thus worthy of stoning.)
After the tribe of Benjamin is decimated by a war (perpetrated by the other Israelites), they realize that the population was in danger of going extinct due to most of the women being dead. As a solution, the men of Benjamin were allowed to kidnap women who went outdoors to celebrate some holiday (I forget which) that happened to have been going on, and take them as their wives. The Israelites made it up to the fathers of these women, but the opinions of the women themselves didn't seem to bear any significance.
David commits adultery with Bathsheba and has her husband killed, which was bad. However, God's punishment for David was to murder the resulting baby (I may be getting this mixed up with another David story, correct me if I'm wrong).
God is angry at Israel, so he convinces David to conduct a census, and then punishes David for said census. David is given three options of punishment - if memory serves correct, 3 days of terrible plague, 3 months of running away from his enemies, or 3 years of famine. David chooses the plague, so God sends his death angel to slaughter the Israelites. After a brief period of immense destruction, God orders his angel to stop, and even David voices his concern over why innocent people were punished instead of him. To placate God, David buys some property from a farmer and uses it to set up an altar.
Some kids make fun of Elijah's bald spot, so God sends wild bears to maul them.
(My memory gets fuzzier later on in the Old Testament, so I'm going to go ahead and skip to the New)
God chooses Mary to be the earthly mother of his son Jesus. Mary does not have a choice in this (although fortunately, she is ecstatic over the prospect of getting to be so useful to God).
Jesus (the alleged son of God, and also God himself, according to trinitarian doctrine) shuns a woman who comes begging to him for help as a test of her faith. He says that he came only for the Israelites, and it was not fit to take food away from the children and give it to the dogs. The woman reasons with him, saying that even the dogs get crumbs that fall off the master's table. Impressed by the woman's "faith," Jesus reverses his original position (whether or not his original statement was merely a test is somewhat vague, but either way, it's not exactly showing omnibenevolence).
God sends his son Jesus supposedly to die for the world's sins. This is a continuation of God's policy that only INNOCENT things can be punished as a substitute for the GUILTY person. Notice that with God, SOMETHING always has to die, be it a lamb or his "Lamb."
Paul declares that women are to be silent in church, and that a woman with an uncovered head is a disgrace (similarly, a man
with a covered head is a disgrace).
God is prophesied to bring many more deaths in Revelation. People who refuse to worship God after he tortures them get tortured some more.
God is an evil god.
(Also, when did "gangland" and radical Islam get brought into the discussion? Are you just trying to pull out random strawmen to divert attention from the actual issue of homosexuality being perfectly acceptable?)
