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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Well of course we do.

The Bible is full of all kinds of terrible human behavior.

It's part of the point.

None of the heroes of the Bible are watered-down; they're all real human beings like you and I.

Abraham lied.  
Moses murdered a man and ran away.  
David committed adultery and then had the innocent husband killed.  
And so on. And so on.

The apostles and disciples of Jesus? They betrayed him, abandoned him, and denied knowing him.

It's like human beings need some kind of saving or something.

And that's the point: We need help. And so God sent someone to do something about it, and to give us that help.

The Bible doesn't gloss over the truth: it tells it.
gpt
Don't forget Numbers 31, where God instructs Moses to raise an army to sack and destroy an entire nation, kill all the men, women, and boys, and enslave the virgin girls. He even had 32 of those girls given to Eliazor as his cut. 

So it's not just mankind that's terrible and in need of saving. Even God had some serious bloodlust and the need for at least 32 young virgin girls for...some reason. I mean this is a entity that's portrayed at being into human sacrifice on numerous occasions, so he's got some pretty messed up kinks to begin with. I don't even want to know what he had in store for those poor children.