For someone who only accepts material reality framed by womb and tomb, naturally the question has already been answered: "No god" and then the strawman God of the materialist -- "why doesn't God make material existence as perfect as spiritual existence, bad God .." -- makes an entrance and gets its deserved downvotes.
If you only read the Old Testament, that makes sense. The reason that Jesus threw such a massive spanner into the works and made everyone upset was that he preached the exact opposite. Then everyone freaked out.
If you ever want to learn something, as I suggested, go ahead and contact someone who's studied this sort of thing. They're very often willing to help. And usually tremendously patient with the sort of person who equates arguing on the internet with validation of their preconceived points of view.
It's OK. There's nothing to be afraid of. They wont get any magic Jesus cooties on you and turn you into a Bible-thumper.
The Gnostics built an alternative version of Christianity around this idea.
i agree with you, but I think the conclusion from your argument is that the Good god does not exist, it is still possible that a Creator exist, but one that is not Good. kind or have human like qualities and morals.
If you seriously wanted the answer, you'd ask the people who have been studying this question for hundreds or thousands of years.
Asking a bunch of randos on a tech blog doesn't come off as "serious." It comes off as someone who's already formed an opinion and is repeating it to himself to reinforce his position.
It's like saying you "seriously" want to understand Mozart, and then go asking at the dog show.
It happens all the time. Perhaps more often than when good things happen. You can see it right in this very thread. It's like you're not even looking.