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"The whole world is under control of the Evil one" is a book that analyzes how the world is under control of an evil intelligence since its beginning and explains which strategies ( false religion, Freemasonry, music and culture in general, paranormal events like UFOs ) are used to achieve this goal. It explains also how we can fight all this evil and which hopes we have...

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Human history divides itself in two ages: the antediluvian one and the postdiluvian one. The first is recounted only in the Bible, while for the second, there are both biblical and non-biblical testimonies until our days. Being the flood characterized by a hugely destructive force as narrated by ancient writings, we don’t have written testimonies apart from the post-dated ones contained in the Bible of what was happening in those days.

As evidenced by the giant replica of the ark constructed not far from where I live, I understand there are many people who believe Noah's Ark happened exactly as described in Genesis. However many others take it as a myth that reveals much about religious morality. Please describe the morality of a loving merciful Deity that found it necessary to drown multi-billions of sentient beings.

After the flood, new mankind came from Noah. His sons and their wives which complete genealogy is written in the book of Genesis and Jesus Christ’s lineage recorded in the Gospels.

How much pederasty, pedophilia, and incest was involved with this genealogy?

Hopefully he plans to interact and answer your questions.

Ok, I reply to the questions you asked. My father has cancer and this is the reason I didn't reply before. What you are asking is not the focus of my book since it talks about other topics though it talks about the topics you have highlighted but in a secondary way. So this is my answer to your questions, the book talks mainly about other topics and not about those you are talking about.

Pederasty? Maybe Noah's nakedness discovered by his son? Pedophilia? Though for incest I guess you are talking about Lot with his daughters to have a progeny. Provide me some examples though are not these the topics my book discusses mainly about.

Judging the deity ( God ) bringing a flood? We should ask Jesus. Though this is not the topic my book talks mainly about I reply to you with another question: how can a wicked god create creatures more righteous than himself to judge his doings?

But once again, this is not what my book talks mainly...

Well I've just started your book and you mention these things right away, that's why I commented.

As to The Flood, you seem to be of the opinion that since God did it, that's the end of the story. Mere humans are not allowed to evaluate let alone question His actions. That is very strange. It is often claimed that God is merciful and loving. That is why I asked how one could reconcile that morality with the genocide of innocent beings during The Flood, a near total extinction event.

MaxYourGrowth wrote:...how can a wicked god create creatures more righteous than himself to judge his doings?

This happens similar to an abusive human parent who verbally attacks, physically abuses, and sexually assaults his or her children. They may grow up to repeat that behavior. Or they may learn from it and determine never to treat their children or anyone else in that manner. Are you claiming God produces only creatures who are incapable of judging His merits or learning from His behavior?

As to incest and so on after The Flood, there were a very small number of humans from one family aboard the ark, to there must have been a great deal of that going on to repopulate the planet.

Sorry to hear about your father. If you want to respond, take your time - there is no rush...

Thank you very much for reading my book...

Matthew 24:38,39 quotes Jesus saying: "38 For in the days before the flood, people were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, up to the day Noah entered the ark; 39 and they knew nothing about what would happen until the flood came and took them all away. That is how it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.". Now Jesus Christ is remembered everywhere and at any time as a teacher of love, but here talks about the Flood and what happened there without any criticism and fully accepting it. Why?

Yes an evil father can give birth both to evil and good people but they're both humans. So why an evil god would create people so intelligent to realize he's wrong ?

Jesus existed from the beginning, so he took part in the decision making regarding the ark and the genocide. Why would Jesus criticize Himself?

So why an evil god would create people so intelligent to realize he's wrong ?

I'm not sure where you're going with that question...
- An evil God probably would not care what people thought of Him, so He would not limit the intelligence of humans.
- How many children, pregnant women, and innocent animals were drowned in that flood? We are not allowed to consider the morality of those actions?
- Is this some sort of tautology where if we think a God is wrong, we are mistaken because we have a God-given lack of intelligence to consider such matters?

Genesis 6:7 says that God took the decision to bring the flood.

Regarding the question about how many have been drowned in the flood, we should ask Him an explanation about these doubts and see which answers are given apart the one given in Genesis 6:5 about the great wickedness that was reigning at that time.

But if He is evil, then why did He create us? Why did He create us so intelligent?

Not all these questions are answered in the Bible so we can only take two directions: 1) judge Him as evil and then we are without hope and our life is meaningless or 2)believe that acted with His justice and that we have faith, though we can't understand it completely, in His managing all this...

If you ever get an answer to your prayer about how many innocent humans and animals God killed in the flood and why he did it, please let us know.

An evil God would create intelligent humans who know right from wrong in order that they would understand His power and evilness. Why would such a God make only creatures who could not appreciate His true evil nature?

Not all these questions are answered in the Bible so we can only take two directions: 1) judge Him as evil and then we are without hope and our life is meaningless or 2)believe that acted with His justice and that we have faith, though we can't understand it completely, in His managing all this...

With so many judgemental Christians denouncing everything they don't like, # 2 is a no go. To rail against certain human behaviors, but remain silent when considering Divine genocide? No.

Which leaves # 1. Contrary to your claim, that does not leave one without hope or meaning.

But there are alternatives to those two choices. One is agnosticism, where one does not know if any Gods exist. One might not have knowledge whether Gods exist, but we can believe as a practical matter that they do not. We still find meaning in our families, work, creativity, and so on. We find hope in our children as well as scientific and cultural advances and perhaps in human progress. Here's a quote that may explain a bit...


Here, on the edge of what we know, in contact with the ocean of the unknown, shines the mystery and beauty of the world. And it’s breathtaking.
― Carlo Rovelli
Seven Brief Lessons on Physics

is God wicked ? is Jesus Christ wicked that saw all this? Are the angels with them evil because they didn't say a word against all this genocide? Were Noah and his family wicked that lived carelessly after all this massacre?

Then what about angels that took human forms? What about their evil sons the Nephilim? But what about all the people that have been warned by Noah ( 2 Peter 2:5 define himself a preacher of justice ) and they had the opportunity to see animals entering the ark and had the opportunity Eden's garden blocked by two cherubins with a rotating fiery sword? To get saved was enough to get into the ark but no one did...

We are like a bidimensional creature that judges his threedimensional creator, we can't understand such complex living entity. Evilness and wickedness are moral imperfection but if God is imperfect then would have never been able to create intelligent beings morally perfect so I feel it's illogical to believe that God is wicked.

We could go on and on but read my book about the Evil one and see by yourself who is really wicked and who isn't...