You said: "He is a dedicated misogynist" (good word--I had not seen it before). Yes, his hated of women and innocent was so much that he sent his only son (born to a virgin woman who is now revered by a large majority of the world) to die for our sins. Unlike all the other profits including Muhammad, he was born of man.
Firstly it was God who decided that anyone had to die for wrongdoing. God set the rules of the universe and as such could have forgiven without requiring anyone to die. Your God is simply obsessed by death and punishment. It was a bit of a Clayton's death anyway since he came alive again soon after.
Moreover the weight of evidence suggests that Jesus was nothing more than a fictional character anyway. There is nothing mentioned about him in any literatue of the time despite the extradinary claims made about his achievements.
So the profit [sic] Muhammed was born of a God? Perhaps you could read up on the delusional hyper-religious hallucinations that accompany epileptic seizures of the temporal lobes of the brain. Then you would realise that all these so called prophets were nothing special. The sincere simply had epilepsy while others faked it.
It is quite evident in the writing they inspired that they were simply expressing their own twisted values.
To read the whole bible is not enough. One must study it because in most cases, each chapter has some effect on another. To get the whole picture not the inverted one you have, I'd suggest you take some courses of bible study and really try for once to see the alternative side to Hell.
This tiresome argument has been debunked again and again. What you are admitting is that the book itself makes no sense and what you and others actually believe is the interpetation of it by men who want to see it for other than what is actually written in it.
It is your position that is inverted from the facts but do take this opportunity to show us how you see it. Quoting scripture is quite fine by me.
Perhaps you could start by explaining the profound message in Joshua where he and his followers massacre more than thirty tribes in their "Promised Land" at the instruction of their God. In what context is genocide someting that should inspire us?
The similaritiy to the pathetic reasoning made by countless psychopaths since is inescapable. Many a land has been conquered in the name of one god or another. Modern society sees it as an abominable crime but for some bizarre reason others see it as inspirational.
Although I deplore it I can understand the position of the psychopath but I find it bewildering that a modern intelligent person cannot see it for what it is.
The Bible chronicles primitive human greed and violence and upholds it as evidence of divine guidance. Only a fool blinded to the brutal reality of this hideous book could imagine that it has anything of worth to offer humanity.