Chapter 1: The Concept of Divine Intelligence

What is the IQ of God? If God is all-knowing, why doesn't the Bible showcase this knowledge? The Bible is often considered the flawless word of God. But which God are we discussing? Yahweh, I assume, is the one depicted on the right. Ba’al, on the left, also possesses knowledge. El, the father figure in this divine classroom, oversees the interactions among the gods and goddesses.

Is this how divine wisdom operates? I doubt it, as supernatural entities like gods, Santa Claus, and ghosts are not supported by evidence. For those who do believe, one might wonder how God attained such intelligence. Was it through the teachings of his father, as illustrated above?

If an all-knowing and all-powerful being conveys his message (be it through the Bible or the Quran), why doesn't the Bible contain evidence of God's intellect? For instance, why aren’t there any mathematical formulas or instructions on creating advanced technologies? Why not provide insights into the laws of nature or the human body? Instead, we are left wanting.

Chapter 2: The Bible's Stance on Serious Issues

What does the Bible say about sensitive topics like rape?

For instance, Deuteronomy 22:28-29 states that if a man violates a virgin, he must pay her father fifty shekels of silver and marry her. This leads to a troubling interpretation where the perpetrator faces no severe consequences.

There are conflicting views on these scriptures. Some argue that Hebrew law deemed rape so egregious that the rapist would be executed. However, there’s a discrepancy in the interpretations. If the victim is a virgin, the consequences appear less severe compared to cases involving married women.

To contextualize this penalty, I consulted ChatGPT-4 to estimate the value of fifty shekels today.

According to my calculations, the fine for raping a virgin amounts to approximately $170.76 today, which raises serious ethical questions. The victim is forced into a lifelong relationship with her violator, which is deeply problematic.

This portrayal in the Bible does not advocate for women’s rights. It's a misrepresentation of the text.

Chapter 3: Defining IQ and Its Implications

Now, what exactly is IQ? It is defined as one’s mental age divided by their chronological age. Based on the discussions above, it’s evident that God does not exhibit omniscience. Consequently, one could argue that God’s mental age is finite, likely under 200.

Thus, if we calculate God's IQ as 200 divided by eternity, we arrive at a figure of zero. This suggests that God lacks the qualities of an all-knowing being, and this deficiency is reflected in the scriptures.

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