God and my Neighbour by Robert Blatchford
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which comets shoot at a speed a thousand times as fast as an
express train--can you, after seeing Saturn's rings, and Jupiter's moons, and the clustered gems of Hercules, consent for a moment to the allegation that the creator of all this power and glory got angry with men, and threatened them with scabs and sores, and plagues of lice and frogs? Can you suppose that such a creator would, after thousands of years of effort, have failed even now to make His repeated revelations comprehensible? Do you believe that He would be driven across the unimaginable gulfs of space, but of the transcendent glory of His myriad resplendent suns, to die on a cross, in order to win back to Him the love of the puny creatures on one puny planet in the marvellous universe His power had made? Do you believe that the God who imagined and created such a universe could be petty, base, cruel, revengeful, and capable of error? I do not believe it. And now let us examine the character and conduct of this God as depicted for us in the Bible--the book which is alleged to have been directly revealed by God Himself. JEHOVAH THE ADOPTED HEAVENLY FATHER OF CHRISTIANITY |
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