I really love to understand biblical stories, for which I can be hated by many religious fanatics who consider themselves slaves of God. Yes, the Bible says that we are all slaves, which I really do not like.
For some reason, many people forget about the vanity of God, which is described in the sacred texts, and make of him a light essence that is full of goodness and forgiveness. If we look at the Bible, then God is still a tyrant. Let's remember the legend of the Flood, when millions died by the will of God. He decided that the world was mired in sins and it was necessary to cleanse the Earth. Is this your kind God who cares about the fate of humanity?
Further, I recall the story of the expulsion of Lucifer, who later became Satan. Yes, he wanted to become higher than God and he did not like it, so he decided to overthrow his beloved angel. Further, I recall the story of the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden for some kind of apple.
Also in the ancient texts there is a legend about the first wife of Adam, Lilith, who got tired of obeying her husband and decided to run away. And what did God do? He sent the angels in pursuit. God does not forgive, he drips for any wrongdoing, but isn't this tyranny?
You can remember dozens of more examples and they will all show the essence of God, so why few people remember this !?
In this article I am not trying to offend the feelings of believers, it just doesn’t seem to be a show that people speak only about the good essence of God. My opinion is that Satan and God are both vain and it is not known which of them is greater.
