@Finkelstein:
Of course so why would god kill all of mankind when all the past sins and wickedness would eventually return. ?
Does that make logical sense ?
unless maybe you were expecting some minority style intervention then yes, it was necessary. Just how do you judge someone before an act they ever commited? does that make logical sense?
the fact that i know it is going to rain today does not mean it has already rained, humans are dynamic, they can have a change of heart/mind at the very last minute. That is why we are given the chance to act before we are condemend.
By the way there many stories from the ancient world, where there said to be half gods and half men (demi Gods) Pharaohs and Kings
and half beasts and half men as well, even after the time of the flood, research ancient theology from the many diverse civilizations.
Your not afraid to expand your knowledge and intellect are you Bioflex ?
like i said before, most of these stories were just knock offs from the bible, the bible teaches that angels were created in many different forms, some with human forms and others with beast-like forms, which accounts for such forms as the half man- half beast.
@King Solomon
Nope.
If there are consequences of making a choice, esp as a result of Divine intervention, then it's not "free will" choice.
That's a rookie mistake, saying God created man with "free will". Nope.
well i am afraid you are wrong there. You are just concerned with the conscequencies that come with making bad choices, and totally forgetting that making good choices has its perks too.
If you choose to do something and end up not liking the results does not mean you wernt free to choose, as long as you were able to choose out of your own accord enphasizes ur free will.
Lets say there are two roads, one of thorns and the other is smooth, and you choose to use the road filled with thorns and get pricked by said thorn, would you say you didnt really have a choice? because you were pricked by the thorns?
Definition of free will:
1. voluntary choice or decision <I do this of my own free will>
2. freedom of humans to make choices that are not determined by prior causes or by divine intervention
so if you voluntarily chose to kill a man out of your own free will, could do say you need not be punished? i guess not. The fact that you chose to kill the man shows the free will you have got, not the consequencies that follow.