I would want to know why he cared so much about us believing in and worshiping him, and how he could justify punishing us eternally for "mistakes" we made in a few short years of life on earth. Especially when he gave us no tangible evidence that he existed, and in many instances provided evidence that he did not exist. Mortal parents are capable of so much more forgiveness than god is, so does that mean people are better than god?
I would want to know why he cared so much about us believing in and worshiping him, and how he could justify punishing us eternally for "mistakes" we made in a few short years of life on earth. Especially when he gave us no tangible evidence that he existed, and in many instances provided evidence that he did not exist. Mortal parents are capable of so much more forgiveness than god is, so does that mean people are better than god?
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