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>just like his "chosen people".
That's another point against the Biblical god.
An all powerful entity that created the world cannot choose one people over the other, because that proves he has necessities.
When a human chooses, for example, an apple over a pear, that means his life experiences, the apple's flavour, and his preferences, guided him to make a choice.
Now, if god chose the Israelites (a bad choice btw), that means god is chained to his life experiences and preferences.
Preferences are connected to necessities as well.
Therefore the god of the Bible cannot be all powerful, because he is a victim of a concept he created, necessity.
We could also argue that a being who chooses a group over the other, cannot truly be just and impartial.