This is Part Two of a series on why skeptics get God all wrong regarding slavery and many other social justice issues. The temptation is to pain him as uncaring and cold to the suffering of humans. To reach that conclusion, they have to skip the lion's share of scripture that shows that not only does He care for humanity, everything He does is to bring it to the knowledge of Him, to make us family.

The question isn't if God loves humanity but whether He does it in a way that his critics will approve of. Many are determined to make the case that He is silent when He is anything but. We will show that He is clear about his purpose and his priorities. He also provides many verses. The apologetic is rooted in the common sense question: What Is The Goal of God? What does scripture say about his focus, and is He the cold and uncaring deity skeptics want to paint him to be?

How many people have left the church because doubts were stuffed? No one would walk them through the path of truth and see that God was never diminished when everything is considered. God, if He exists, is not afraid of our questions. Skeptics do the same thing the church did; cherry-picking to make the points. If God is God, he never needed the veil of confusion.