"Of coarse cringing christian's because of their fear of the Deity will proclaim that all these acts of slaughter that the bible ascribes to God as an act of love, and chime in with approval and superlatives when 1john 4:8* is read." -
If a killer invaded your home and held you at gunpoint, then began to converse with you about his life and yours, what would your first inclination be?
To butter him up, compliment him and make excuses for him, explaining that every problem he has is society's fault. You would do this in the hope he wouldn't pull the trigger.
That being said, the consequences of not playing along with the imaginary friend, are even worse than gunshot. Given god(s) violent inclination, any sane person with a commitment to self-preservation, not just in this life but in the next, would certainly be tempted to turn a blind eye to the atrocities committed by their imaginary friend.
The problem, of course, is that the Bible attributes so much carnage to God that the excuses eventually lose credibility.
Praying all will recognize that the Bible isn't all chocolate and strawberries.
Ismael