Did God COMMIT GENOCIDE in the Old Testament? | The COMPLETE Answer for Atheists & Muslims ✅

Um, so although I was born to an atheist family, I quickly picked up on Islam, even though I didn’t know anything about it. There were certain issues in Islam which made me question it, like the fact that Muhammad had, you know, like, sex slaves. What? No way! He had sex slaves? So, all of this, like, really bothered me, so I left Islam.

I learned about Christianity as, like, this super peaceful, forgiving, merciful religion. And you read the Old Testament and you saw, “Damn, all that violence and concubinage.” Damn, Gina! Yeah, exactly. So, I was talking to a Muslim, and he’s like, “Well, why did Jesus then allow all of these things, and where in the New Testament does he abolish it?”

So, how would that justify what Muhammad did? So, what is the Muslim doing? The two does absolutely doesn’t. That’s what I try to bring up. I don’t want to become an atheist; that’s my thing. Oh, that’s what it is. But even if you were to become an atheist, you would be an atheist inconsistently because I’ve done thousands of sessions on this.

I’ll walk you through. In fact, the other day, I just did one on it. That Muslim girl, I talked about these passages, but your choice in becoming an atheist, because you can’t justify these actions in the Old Testament, let’s just say hypothetically… Yeah, then you’re being inconsistent in the sense that you’re assuming

that you can objectively determine something being immoral or moral. How do you do that as an atheist? I feel like I have, like, natural instincts. Like, I know slavery is wrong. But where would you get natural instincts from if you are simply a byproduct… Oh, now, see, but then if you’re appealing to God,