No, as pretty much all that talked about the matter, Bible is so very complicated that some of you agreed that it's a stupid thing for God to give humans, as it allows many interpretations and what no. Key phrase is that it's complicated, like, for example, Mark Rothko's works. One would call it the dumbest of art there is, just plain color fields, but people who know what modern art is really talking about would call it one of the most powerful there is. See, there are interpretations, but those who know art clearly see one thing he was actually aiming for and misunderstanding is quite impossible.
Key thing here is that it's complicated (even though I started to explain that kind of shit somewhere else in this discussion) and does not come clear if you haven't studied it and haven't tried to understand what it is believers find there (intelligent ones, again, not fucking sects or even Catholics :D).
Because I'm not here to explain all the stuff and how there are really no contradictions in Bible if you get the metaphors (metaphors, as i feel is another word you could bitch about, are not so much interpretable in context, as modern literature I think proves very well) and understand that people have lived differently throughout ages that even child sacrifice has been a norm, or, if doctors patient doesn't get well his arm is cut off or things like it, of course old testament is brutal af, that doesn't mean God made it so, people were just living as such, that's why New Testament (I mean, how is the new, the update ignored when talking about what is actual today?) is here to provide more modern and acceptable methods for today's standards and bla bla bla, I simpled it down to what is absolutely clear for someone who has studied and tried to understand even the tiniest bit what goes before we do any kind of action - commandments and the principle to love those around you.
100% that and that only, citing other stuff from old testament to provide an example of what was norm in older times to show what horrible things Bible teaches us is a bit absurd. Old Testament (there is apparent reason it's called "Old" you know, that's not an accident like I think you might believe) describes human psychology and nature (somewhat history as well), of course, methods have changed. Carl Jung would know how to explain it better, I think he's one of those very few people who have understood human nature almost completely, but you can, of course, call bullshit on all of his teachings as well, if you dislike cherry picking.
So do you maybe now understand, that if an action today goes against commandments and loving your neighbor it's not acceptable? If it's one must love people around, what kind of immorality is that you imagine?

You know, I'm starting to fear the next thing I'm going to get is how Bible says you must love just your literal neighbor instead of everyone around :D