>>564893
>I thought the Bible was different from the Qur'an and suppose to be about love.
It is, but not in the sense that American conservatives and weak Western Christians keep positing. God is love, but He is also a just God and wrathful towards all sin, with degrees more for abominable sins and less for others. The Bible also tell the truth, while the Qu'ran does not.
>The Bible Promotes Genocide
You need to understand something about the Canaanites. Ethnically, they are not different from the ancient Israelites, but only by tribal identity. This isn't Genocide de facto.
Second, why are you implying the Canaanites and Amalekites were innocent people? They were not, in fact, they were worse the Egyptians and Babylonians in that period. Such a people were like the ancient version of ISIS, perhaps worse.
Third, do you not understand that by not obey God with this commandment, the Israelites became desperately wicked, certainly worse than whatever evil you think God is performing here?
>Killing Gays
You're right, there is almost no difference, well there shouldn't be, between Islam and Christianity regarding this if Christians today actually obeyed God's law. If done after due process, with two or three witnesses, which would include forensics, then what's the problem? Why are you accusing God of commanding evil? The state must punish certain sins and sodomy is one of them. If that's evil, by what standard are you judging God's justice on?
There are crucial differences, however, between the two. First, Christianity does demand more merciful ways of execution after the need for communal execution is considered. Islam makes no such demand. Second, there are verses in the Qu'ran that support some sodomy in certain circumstances like the Jihadist paradise, while Bible consistently anathematizes that behavior. Finally, the Qu'ran doesn't emphasize a strict process to seek justice to prevent abuses of the law, the Bible does.
>Having Sex Slaves
Point to me where God explicitly says "take sex slaves". All I see are laws demanding Israelite men to respect conquered women they take as wives. In fact, one explicitly says to not treat the woman as a slave (Deut. 21:14). Becoming a wife of an faithful Israelite was better than either dying by the sword or remaining a pagan and going to hell.
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>>564898
"For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished. Therefore whoever relaxes one of the least of these commandments and teaches others to do the same will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever does them and teaches them will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. For I tell you, unless your righteousness exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven."
And don't be mistaken by the "until all is accomplished" language, which is merely a hyperbole. God doesn't change and His standard for humans will never change either, see Isaiah 40:8.
>B-b-but muh old v new covenant
Wrong, what changed between the old and new covenants was not the standards by which we live, but bringing forth Christ forefront and center as the perfect means to make all men spiritually clean and not just the Israelite. It also establishes Christ as the perfect high priest of all Christians, as He alone, as God and man, can fulfill such an office perfectly.
>B-b-but muh Jews only
"There shall be lone law for the native and for the stranger who sojourns among you.” (Exodus 12:49) By one standard alone God will judge all nations, see Amos 1-2.
Btw, if we are not to follow OT law, by what standard should the modern states use? Secular law? Look everywhere and see the spiritual wasteland caused by secular thinking. That standard can go to hell.