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Where does the atheist get the ability to judge morality for posts like this? How do they know what’s right or wrong?

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  1. Shawn McComas says:

    They will literally claim God kills babies so therefore he’s bad. While supporting planned parenthood thinking their morally right.

    Total nut jobs.

  2. Keith A. Smith says:

    I have worse news for you. All the people that survived the flood died, too. And everyone after them as well. It’s called ‘mortality.’ It’s been a thing for a while now. The reason God gave them over to an early grave was that He knew that they were never going to stop pursuing the worstof evil ways. The good news (and it’s very good) is that no one has die wondering where they’ll end up afterward. You can know for certain today at which location your Forever will be.

  3. Nathaniel Taylor says:

    God very well protected those babies from being raised to reject Him.

  4. Brian Wilson says:

    Point is..even if the atheist does not know how to argue for a moral system, they are showing that the Bible god cannot be the basis for morality. Any human can improve on the Bible in an instant by adding “You shall not own slaves.” to the commandments. That alone should demonstrate that the book is not from a perfect being.

  5. Simon Yew says:

    Problem is these people are all talk but no action. Reality is we are seeing babies being aborted at the abortion clinics. I often see Christians go out there to protest such behavior yet we don’t see any Atheist doing the same. Why is that? Oh they advocating pro Choice which means my body my way. Sadly if someone else said I don’t want to put on my mask using the same pro choice argument, they completely switch their stands. No consistency at all. They did it only to serve their own and never for others.

    If they love to judge God so much and didn’t want or care about baby being aborted daily, doesn’t that make their argument a moot? How can one person judge God and yet refuse to take the same logic and go other there to make a difference. They rather blame on God and not see there are evil in this world which they have the ability to change. God gave us freewill to go out there to defend the weak. So there is no excuse for anyone to blame on God when we all have the ability to save life from death.

  6. Nathanial John says:

    You can’t call it killing as human meant it to be when God does it. He is the source of life, He has given, He took it. Think of Him, as a Judge to understand this perspective. Aren’t we ok with human judge awarding death sentence? Even though, here one human being is actually killing another (being a judge, awarding sentence under law – those come later). Killing babies is a different topic. I’m taking example from Bible. David’s baby was killed, not because of its sin, but because of David’s sin. Still David knew in his heart, that God took away the baby to keep it with Him, and that he will see his baby again. The underlying fact is – we don’t know the entire facts surrounding the scenario when God takes away a baby’s life. Let’s not play God?

  7. Josh Lofton says:

    “Then the serpent said to the woman, “You will not surely die. For God knows that in the day you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.””
    ‭‭Genesis‬ ‭3:4-5‬ ‭NKJV‬‬
    It started in the garden with Satans influences.

  8. Tyler Kulka says:

    Other than atheists having no grounds for objective morality, the fact is: God can kill whomever He wants, however He wants, whenever He wants and He is still morally perfect and good in the fullest of every sense.
    However much this conflicts with the dictates of the carnal mind, it is yet true, and all of carnal mans’ opinions of God’s governance are inconsequential, fallacious, foolish, and wicked.
    Inward submission to God as Lord, and submission to all of His truths as revealed in scripture are the only proper response to divinity

  9. Douglas Mast says:

    How many babies are sacrificed to the abortion gods?

  10. Rodney Horton says:

    Because, whether atheists want to admit to God or not, they are still ingrained with the Knowledge Of Good and Evil like the rest of us