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This situation is analogous to you or I finding our child bleeding to death, and hiding the tourniquet that would save its life.
In our real world, we would be found guilty of murder and deservedly so. I think that this would be a monstrous act by any person.
God did exactly that in Genesis3;24 by the denial of the tree of life. If under our secular law, God would be found guilty of premeditated murder the same way we would be in my tourniquet scenario..
This shows a jealous, vindictive, criminal God who would also deny man extremely vital information that man must have for moral growth and to be able to rise above the common beasts. The knowledge of good and evil. The source of our moral sense.
Our moral sense is basically the only factor that places us above what we call dumb animals.
Many read Genesis and its cautionary tale in a literal way and if so, the literal Word condemns God as stated above.
If not read literally and as myth, it still shows God in an evil light and I frankly do not know if the writer would denigrate God just to give us some other moral message.
Genesis, in the garden as well as elsewhere, shows a sadistic unjust God who is quick to trample on mans free will and I do not think that free will enters into the why of the story of Adam and Eve but I do refer to it in the link below.
As a Deist without a creator God, my interest in Adam and Eve and how God dealt with them is in the morality of the situation and I question strongly the notion that God was behaving in a moral way. If you could respond with your moral view I would appreciate it.
The punishment revolves around the notion that Adam and Eve should not have disobeyed Gods command to not eat of the tree of knowledge. God had already declared that that tree was good. This is confirmed here.
Genesis 3; 6
And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.
Without first eating of the tree that would teach her what good and evil meant, it would be impossible for Eve to know that the tree was good for food or indeed that to die, the punishment for eating of it, was evil. Another reason for not taking scriptures literally because knowing good and evil before eating of the knowledge of good and evil makes no sense at all. Regardless of this fact, one must wonder why, if the tree was already good and desirable for wisdom, why God would introduce a Satan or talking snake to tempt Eve. Good drama I guess. Why punish man for becoming wise is also a good question. Surely He could not have wanted man to remain or go through life without wisdom or less wisdom that He said the talking serpent possessed.
I include here other view and perspectives for your perusal, entertainment or enlightenment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nESfGlR7l-o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=594cFaTKlE8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQBDGMj2h-c&feature=related
My question then is this.
Did God set conditions in Eden for His eventual murder of Adam and Eve, through His denial of the tree of life, after breaking his word to them as to their being able to eat from it?
Regards
DL
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