God's Compensation/Lore/Abrahamic/Additional details
The world's most powerful god, who is known simply as "the god of Abraham" due to his status as the patron god of Abraham's family and the fact that he has made his real name (Yaweh) taboo for his people to speak, opting instead to make his title, "God," his name.
This powerful god rose to power from the humble position of a family patron god through wise leadership in guiding the family of Abraham to grow and prosper. Of particular note are his numerous rules of conduct, all of witch hold purpose either for promoting social cohesion or protecting people from disease. Most notably are his rules on marriage and sexuality, witch are there for the purpose of creating an environment where the greatest number of children can be raised to adulthood, where as more general fertility gods tend to only be concerned with pregnancies and births. This God, having special concerns for the actual size of the tribe, paid more attention to the survival till adulthood than the actual birth rate.
Celestial Vassals
Having the largest and most powerful kingdom of any deity in contact with the earth, the god of Abraham has an impressive number of Vassals. What is more impressive though is just how much power these vassals have for their number. They are numerous enough that most have given up on holding out each individual vassal, known as Angels, and have instead named only a few who have taken note-worthy action in their interactions with the human world.
The angels are divided up into 3 tiers, each relegated to different tasks. The highest tier primarily concerns itself with the celestial court, the lowest tier concerns itself primarily with intervening in the 3D world, while the middle tier concerns itself with other 4D and 6D beings outside the kingdom.
Earthly Followers
Applied Ethos
As mentioned before, the god of Abraham takes a great deal of concern with seeing children born and growing to adulthood. As such, he has some rather strict seeming laws about sex. He is most concerned over the descendants of Abraham following these laws. He is not quite as concerned over his other earthly followers following these laws, but thinks it is a good idea if they emulate them. These are the most pertinent among his laws.
-Dietary laws
While some of these laws, such as avoiding pork, have some connection to preventing disease, the majority of the Levitican dietary laws hold the purpose of promoting tribal unity. By having strict laws about what to eat and, more importantly, what not to eat, it forces the tribe to stick to its own members and makes them adverse to eating with people outside the tribe. This promotion of tribal unity makes for strong bonds and mutual support of one another.
-Sexual laws
God's laws on sexuality are rather clear and basic, no sex outside of marriage and no homosexual relations. The latter is easier to explain, it is simply a ban on sex that does not produce children. Since the purpose is to grow the size of the tribe, homosexuality limits the rate of growth. The former, no sex outside of marriage, has two purposes. One is that it ensures there is a father present to support the child if the mother does not have sex before she gets married, and the second is that it assures the father that all the children are his if his wife does not have sex with anyone but him after they are married. If the father is sure the children are his, he will be more attentive and caring for them.
These simple acknowledgements of human psychology lead the god of Abraham to create these laws witch kept society healthy and children being raised well. There are, however, a few human laws about sexuality falsely attributed to him.
-Polygamy
Laws against Polygamy are primarily a human invention. It was once recommended in God's teachings that one only have one wife, this being something primarily held by Christianity, but it only a suggestion and not a law. The principal behind this suggestion is that a man should not have more children and wives than he can support.
-Child sex
God requires that all males have a certain level of education in their religious studies before they can take a bride. These studies can typically be completed by a Jewish boy by his 13th birthday. There is no restriction on the age that a girl needs to be before she can become a bride.
This is the extent on God's laws on child sex. No age restrictions on sex with girls, and the boy needs to have his education completed. Human society has later adopted similar rules, except that they added to the amount of education such that it takes till 18 to complete all of the schooling, and have also extended the restriction to girls as well.
These modifications to the letter of God's laws on child sex do follow the same spirit of his initial laws, and he would likely support this modification due to the times. That said, he has not taken very strong intervention in the cultures where these modifications to the law have been made, and so is not likely to enforce it.