One of the most hateful books i have read

i have no idea how anyone could read this book and be like: "oh yea, this is great! The God that's being talked about in this book is an awesome guy! We should have everyone base their lives on this!"

This book is beyond full of hate and disrespect for life as well as death. People should probably understand that one can't be holy when they are not whole.

A few highlights include:
- in death noone remembers thee.
- God takes pleasure in the ones that fear.
- some guys lost a battle - then they ran away with their pants off for some reason.
- jealous and vengeful God, same thing repeated into the oblivion, same as in the Qur'an or Torah.
- the amount of times dung is poured on people heads is too damn high!
- dark speech and golden chains. (David's "proverbs" being wrongfully labeled as proverbs)
- vineyard covered in weeds is seen as as a bad thing, when instead it's just nature reclaiming it's own. total utter disrespect for nature and natural processes, shows how all these are man made and there's no spark of divinity in here.
- God's wonders are him killing children, bringing locusts, pestilence, death, dark clouds, fire, you cannot escape from him, etc - i wonder what is everyone smoking when they think this is what a real god does.
- better to be stupid but fearful and believing, rather than knowledgeable and knowing - seeing how many "believers" are these days, i guess that was an easy choice.
- when fish reach salt water they can't live - really?
- Jonas - troll story.
- day of God = day of darkness - really?
- Ambacus gives examples of nature having a bad time because they have "no guide"
Not gonna mention the punishments and the sword and the men killed and the cities killed and the talks about how women are terrible, because honestly, i could have done better things with my time, and yet, i wanted to see what are the things on which humans based their lives on - for millenia. Just disappointed.

Imams, Rabbis, Priests - the only question i have is: "why?"

This comes after reading The Torah and The Qur'an. It's evident they are all talking about the same thing, and yet somehow, people have shed blood and fought for centuries in the name of The One True God. Quite a mockery of the arab people The Qur'an has been, but i understand. These books are long, ain't nobody got time to read and think for themselves, when there's such easy options telling you that if you only sacrifice some innocent life, spill some blood, get down on your knees, sit around all day and pray - then there's "redemption". Nobody even stopped for a second and wondered: "hey, would a true god really need billions of people to get down on their knees and pray all the time, because that stuff gets boring really fast"

Anyway, i guess it's all deserved. You've decided to worship and follow books written by little men, with little minds, and little imaginations about power and divinity, so getting lost is not something that was done to you, it was a choice. i guess you forgot that books are made so we can get to know the writers' worldview and their experience of life.

Good luck.

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