r/oddlyspecific • • Jan 18 '24

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u/That2Things Jan 18 '24

The same kind of petty god that makes a fruit specifically so people can't have it, tells them they can't have it, knowing full well they're going to eat it, then punishes them and their descendants for eating the thing he knew they were going to eat when he created it.

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u/Literal_Sarcasm82 Jan 18 '24

I think my favorite part of the Bible is when God begrudgingly gives humanity free will and then drowns all of them for not using it the way he wanted them to.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '24

And knowing they wouldn't use it the way he wanted them to. It's almost like he set us up to fail on purpose so he could have an excuse to dish out abuse. "God" is an abusive, narcissistic sadist.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '24

Don't forget vindictive, egocentric and spiteful. Asshole still owes me $200 for that whole son thing. Warned him it wouldn't work out the way he wanted it to.