Learning lessons

[Sexton Blake]

If God lives literally forever, he could have made thousands, even millions of universes before the present one, so why has he never learned any lessons from them?

 

From the Garden of Eden onwards, God gets angry and goes on a killing spree as he has messed up yet again:

 

https://dwindlinginunbelief.blogspot.com/2010/04/drunk-with-blood-gods-killings-in-bible.html

 

Does God never learn any lessons because he is not responsible to anyone and so makes the same dumb mistakes over and over again?

 

"Note to self. Do not put any serpents in the next Garden of Eden".

 

[TABA]

15 minutes ago, Sexton Blake said:

 

If God lives literally forever, he could have made thousands, even millions of universes before the present one, so why has he never learned any lessons from them?

 

Most likely it’s because, rather than having any actual experience creating universes, he’s a petulant, thin-skinned, jealous deity of a Middle-Eastern tribe.  Who acquired delusions of grandeur as the Old Testament unfolded.  

[TheRedneckProfessor]

Maybe this was his first attempt.  Maybe that fancy, high-falooting telemascope contraption they just sent into space will send back pictures of the idyllic lives of lizard people whose universe god didn't fuck up on.

[Sexton Blake]

Maybe people fucked it up: