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The critique extends to other biblical incidents, such as Noah’s flood—where God drowns the entire world out of regret for creating humans—inserting a tone of skepticism about divine morality. The speaker perceives these stories as complex lessons rather than straightforward endorsements of violence or punishment.
The speaker claims that these stories are, in essence, lessons meant to teach humanity about love, faith, and symbolic understanding. It suggests that humans have been slow learners, not because divine teachings are deficient but because humans struggle with their understanding of spiritual messages.