I set off the Night Parade of Hundred Demons in Tokyo

His words were beyond words and shocked the world.

Is this the reason why God is not angry at Quetzalcoatl's words? Because Quetzalcoatl has killed too many people and has sunk. Now many blows have made him lose his mind.

Yes, if a person kills too much, he will become ruthless, lose respect for life, and become crazy...

But is this really the case?

With all kinds of emotions, people heard God speak.

"Quetzalcoatl, you are a divine hero. I really don't want to attack the heroes on the first battlefield, but these are my people of faith. I can't let you harm them. You can stop."

God spoke tactfully, politely, persuaded, and showed mercy.

This scene caused many believers who had rifts in their faith and felt that God was timid and timid to regain their faith, much more firmly than before, and even spread the word about their faith in God to others.

The same is true on the Internet, where some believers post various comments.

Look, God is so merciful. Even if Quetzalcoatl wants to kill the people of faith, he can forgive and not be angry, and even persuade Quetzalcoatl.

You have all wrongly blamed God. God is not timid. Look at how merciful he is. Even if Quetzalcoatl says so about God, God can choose to forgive and in turn persuade.

There are a bunch of topic posts, all of which are explaining God and telling how good God is.

Even netizens who are not believers are shaken. They feel that God is benevolent and kind, and they have a strong urge to believe in God.

However, not everyone finds God merciful.

Some people refuted these believers' remarks.

"God is kind? Let's not talk about Quetzalcoatl. God only dared to fight at the edge of the initial battlefield and did not dare to fight. Why didn't God stop it himself at the beginning and had to send the seven archangels?

He knew that Quetzalcoatl was a hero, and he must have known how powerful he was. He knew that the Seven Archangels could not defeat him, so why did he let the Seven Archangels come to die, and he had to wait until Quetzalcoatl's hidden injury occurred before he appeared.

I think God did it on purpose. He knew that Quetzalcoatl was indelibly injured, but he was still afraid of Quetzalcoatl's power, so he first sent seven angels to test him, and only jumped out when he found out that Quetzalcoatl was seriously injured. . "

Some people also cited myths and history to refute.

"God is merciful? If He is really merciful, why did he let Adam sin even though he knew he would sin? And He told Adam and Eve not to eat the apple, which shows that He is merciful, right? But in that case, why not just take the apple Enclosing the apple tree so that Adam and Eve couldn't eat it was useless.

I think God did it on purpose. He deliberately said not to eat, but did nothing and did not build a fence. He obviously wanted to use words to arouse the curiosity of Adam and Eve, make people curious, and indirectly make them eat driven by curiosity. apple. "

A netizen named JOJO Buzuren also spoke out.

“If God is merciful, why did he launch floods and fires to kill a large number of humans? If he said that if he rebelled against God, all of them would be killed, how could he be merciful?

You said it was mercy to give them Noah's Ark, but in my opinion, he is enjoying his powerful power, treating us as non-human beings, teasing us like playthings, toying with mortals and applauding them, and giving you fruits to eat when he is happy, and when he is not happy I will slaughter you and give you a boat. Those who follow will be allowed to live on the boat, and those who rebel will die in the flood.

Some netizens moved out of God’s history.

According to legend, in history, before a man named Moses led the people to enter the land of Canaan, some people complained to God because they were blocked from entering the land of Canaan. As a result, God heard the complaints and gave Moses a decree. People who do not believe in God will continue to do so. Wandering in the desert for forty years, but anyone who wants to believe in God can go to Canaan...

Later, as the leader, Moses went against God's will and knocked twice on the rock that should only be knocked once, causing sweet springs to gush out from the earth, bringing water to many people and livestock. As a result, God was displeased and punished Moses by not being able to enter Canaan. place.

Listed in history, this netizen also said:

“You say God is merciful, then why only those who believe in God are allowed to enter the land of Canaan, and why are they treated differently?

Besides, those who don’t believe in God actually believe in God, but they just wavered when they were in the land of Canaan. Just because they wavered, are they punished and not allowed to enter? And why he didn't let Moses enter the land of Canaan? It was because Moses didn't listen to God's command and knocked the rock more and more springs came out to save people.

I think God is a selfish superior. Those who obey me will live and those who go against me will perish. "

Some netizens also echoed:

"You often say that God is the God of mankind, and that He is the God of all things. Then why do you always have to be the best with mankind? If the sacrifice is to show mankind's respect for God, then are the cattle and sheep used as sacrifices Aren’t they the creatures protected by God?

And you say that God is the God of mankind, then why in God’s Exodus, the Israelites, with the help of God, went through thorny terrain and slaughtered the armies and entire cities of the city-states they passed. Aren’t those humans the people of God?

Because the Egyptian Pharaoh did not believe in God, he was punished by God with ten plagues, and his eldest son, who was born as an Egyptian, died. Just because the Egyptian Pharaoh made a mistake, why were the punishments so cruel? Is this something that a kind person can do? ? "

Obviously, not everyone is the same as the believers. In their view, God is not merciful, even if it is not from any historical perspective, just from the fact that Quetzalcoatl, in order to protect his people, fought in the initial battlefield to several times of life and death, and killed a lot of people. The Ztec mythological gods are all dead, and they prefer to believe in Quetzalcoatl.

As for God, various actions may seem benevolent to people, but they are not always so.

Debate continues online, as does the confrontation between the God of North America and Quetzalcoatl.

"What if I don't stop?"

The sea of ​​blood rises and falls, the bones roar, the dark clouds rumble in the sky, lightning flashes, and thousands of destructive thunders bloom, Quetzalcoatl responds to God with actions.

He wasn't going to stop.

I never thought about stopping.

Even if the gods stop it!

God sighed, and his whole body was filled with pure and flawless holy light. It was softer than the sun, but more dazzling than the sun. It seemed to shine between heaven and earth, and it also illuminated people's hearts, washing away sins and leaving a holy heart.

"Then I have no choice but to take action against you for the sake of my people."

When the holy light shines, people cannot see the glory of God, but they can see kindness, helplessness, and necessity.

boom! !

The mountain of corpses and the sea of ​​​​blood exploded, and the corpses of gods and demons burned and collapsed. The scarlet sea water also exploded, setting off huge waves. The sky was rolled up like blood dragons rising one after another, and the entire starry sky was shaking. The terrifying phenomenon erupted, enveloping the sky with huge waves, and red thunder struck down in thousands, as if the sky was cracking.

"Put away your hypocrisy. If you want my divine blood and divine bones, just say so. Come on! Coward! If I don't die today, heaven will be stained with blood!"

The sea of ​​fire rolled, and the red thunder split the sky.

Quetzalcoatl roared.

At this moment, Quetzalcoatl is the god-king who rules over the gods of Aztec mythology.

At this moment, Quetzalcoatl was the peerless god who was killing so much on the final battlefield that his opponents were terrified.

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