The Ten Commandments law

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The Leviticus laws were replaced by the New Testament. 
I mean, along those same lines, the rule-keeping of the OT is replaced by the law of Christ. Given that you seem to get that, I dont understand why you would advocate for the 10 commandments. 

Also, replacing the OT laws with Jesus doesn't excuse that under the same book cover is codified chattel slavery, sexual slavery, genocide, and other horrors endorsed by the same 'perfect' deity. 
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Yes, but is he omni-sensible and omni-decent.

And how do you know it's male?

Okay so he rapes betrothed virgins.
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Sorry i misphrased, the New Testament fulfilled the Old Testament laws, which basically took the trump over laws in the Old Testament that contradicted the New Testament. So it wasn’t replacing it, it was completing it.
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He’s not a male, he’s not a female, he’s not white, so what. We just call him a ‘he’ because he is phrased in the New Testament as our Heavenly Father. And also previous writers use he pronouns to describe him, as they/them pronouns weren’t as popular back then
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He is all those things, that is why he is God.
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Sorry i misphrased, the New Testament fulfilled the Old Testament laws, which basically took the trump over laws in the Old Testament that contradicted the New Testament. So it wasn’t replacing it, it was completing it.
This answer isn't very meaningful to me, friend. The OT and the NT are both the of the same deity, are they not?