Transponder and the nice centurion felt it necessary to pollute the original topic, and the second one.
So here it is, reposted, hopefully they will carry on on that one those two, defending their right to be wrong, and the rest of us can discuss the subject.
Please note, challenging assumptions is one thing, destroying a topic because of your own personal ignorance, is rude, and not at all nice.
The Ancient Greeks recognized the immorality of Zeus; who sent floods, plagues, enacted cruel transformations, etc., and the Greeks responded by labeling Zeus and the other gods immoral.
They further responded by creating a code of morality for people that did not involve deities.
The Greeks saw their gods without morals, and so created their own.
Whereas the Ancient Hebrew and modern day Judaists and Christians see identical or similar acts by their god, and rather then decry these acts as malevolent, defend them as being benevolent.
For debate: The Ancient Greeks were more mature and moral than modern Judaists and Christians.
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