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nction between conflicts and fight is that a fight is mostly known as a violent struggle with contact, a conflict can be that of a fight but also can be a verbal fight, or just a everyday challenge. Mostly it is god himself that is the main subject of the conflicts. The almighty one he is passionate, yet very mean in some of the decisions that he makes. A lot of people suffered in some of the decisions in what god made.

For instance, God created Adam and Eve. God said to both Adam and Eve to not eat from the forbidden tree. They could have anything in the world, but not eat from the tree in Eden. One day as they were enjoying themselves in Eden, a snake came about to Adam and Eve and deceived them into eating the forbidden fruit. Adam and Eve were mistaking that the snake was correct and Eve ate from the tree. God found out and was very upset. The conflict in this matter was the Eve had to be punished.

“I will greatly increase your pains in childbearing; with pain you will give birth to children. Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you.” (Genesis_4:16)

The conflict consists in disobeying God’s word. By this conflict taught God the world and the religion if someone does something wrong that they had to be punished to teach

them a lesson. This example also shows that in this early religion man was taught to be superior to women. This in itself has caused many conflicts over time.

Also in Genesis, God told Noah to make an ark because he wanted to start over. Earth was polluted with many obnoxious people who were corrupted and unruly. He told Noah to build an ark, and to fill the ark up with a combination of all the creatures in the world and set sail for forty days and forty nights flooding the earth and kill everyone.
“…Take with you seven of every kind of clean animal, a male and it’s mate, and two of every kind of unclean animal, a male and it’s mate, and also seven of every kind of bird, male and female to keep there various types alive throughout the earth. Seven days from now I will send rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights.” (Genesis_8:4)

God’s objective was to rid the world of everything that was impure. This goal would obviously cause conflict for a great number of people because god thought that the world was utterly corrupt and couldn’t be reform therefore he killed everyone by flooding the earth. Is this just? To justify one would have to think of the culture of conflict within this world. In such a culture, God apparently felt his own option was to start all over.
I think God was wrong. Was he saying that everyone that he killed was wrong, or just the majority? I don’t think God realized what he was doing. If God himself, the merciful, the wise, seemed to think that everyone in the world was wrong, and corrupt,

but I feel there had to be some righteous, noble and nice people in the world. God killed them too. Nowadays we resort to number