All it shows is that someone wrote that down a long time ago. Nothing more.
It shows you havent wanted everlasting life enough to ask for it. But Lotts wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt, salty.
Sure and then Lott the only "righteous man" in Sodom, who offered up his virgin daughters to be gang rapped, then after his wife was out of the picture screwed and knocked up both of them himself, then had the audacity to blame his lechery on his daughters.
So Lott is "righteous", but all his wife did was look back, and she deserves to be punished?
How is this consistent with a "moral" god?
God (through the angle) specifically told them to not look back. Lott's wife did.
God is moral because He means what he says. And when one chooses the behavior, one also chooses the consequences.
The idea that another being (God) has athourity over the concequences of our actions is at the heart of the debate over his existance.
