All these miracles are stories. Circulated among people by people who want to rule them. Personal Freedom can be easily thrown out of window

My riligio ridiculous mom

M0m - "Even dogs know not to cross species!"

Me - "People of different colors and races are not a different species. And your dog is over there trying to fuck a stuffed monkey."

God did not know about any slaves in America at that time. In fact, neither god nor the bible writers knew America even existed. Later on we find that god really did want to keep the races separate but he was too dumb to know that humans would invent airplanes. We humans have came along much faster than that god person ever expected we would.

It's a fictional story, they were his chosen people the israelites they were slaves, and the ten commandments are instructions for the israelites on how to master their own slaves, the fictional god endorsed slavery, him and his fictional cronies jesus, moses peter and paul did too,,

It's a story written by Jews, about Jews, for Jews.

Because it never happened

Fictional characters are incapable of "freeing" slaves.

It turns out that the people who made up these stories were pretty short-sighted, had no prophetic abilities, and didn't make any allowances for critical thinkers. This is why they later made it a rule that it's a sin to question the scriptures, and that doing so banned one from the afterlife.

First of all, other than the biblical account, there is no other 'evidence' that the Exodus ever really happened. Second, according to the story, the Jews were god's "chosen people". However, having his chosen people endure 1,000 years of slavery makes me wonder if being "chosen" is really a good thing. I mean according to the story, it took over 1,000 years for god to finally come up with a guy to lead them out of slavery.

I don't think it was slavery itself that god had any problem with. The bible condones slavery, and if you consider the passage that says "slaves know your masters", and what "know" means in the biblical sense, it condones sexual human trafficking as well.

This pretty much demonstrates how secular morality has surpassed biblical morality.

Well for a start slavery in the USA really happened, the whole Moses freeing the Israelite slave story has no basis in history at all and is recorded no where else other than in the Babble.
Most of the Moses biography is lifted straight from the Egyptian legend of the Birth and life of Horus, born in secret, hidden in a basket in the bulrushes for a princess to find, brought up with his true mother as his wet nurse etc.

Well I know some “christians” first hand who believe god created colored peopled to serve whites….‍

Was he really freeing generic slaves? Or was he just working for his 'Chosen People'(tm)?

I couldn't see where he/she had any trouble with slavery specifically.
He/She just didn't like people messing with his/her folks.

BTW...I agree with jlynn37 and Betty. It's all a fantasy anyway.

What can anyone expect from a fairytale.

The bible is myth and fiction and there is no evidence that Yahweh exists.