Why do Christian Apologist often contradict themselves? Detailed example given below....?

There were no social services in those days. Who would have taken care of them? Spiritually they were spared, even though physically they were not. This was also an act of war, not an ongoing practice.

Abortion is not part of a judgement from God. It's murder, which God commanded not to do.

I'm one of Jehovah's Witnesses.

Back in those days, there was no real medicine. The sex of the pagan religions involved homosexuality, anal sex, sex with animals.

Children would be born with these diseases quite likely.

They were allowed to take virgins as wives in cultures that did not allow this gross stuff.

However, these people and children are NOT lost. They could not help where they were born or how their leaders enslaved and mislead them.

Only deliberate wilful sin after you have received knowledge of the truth is unpardonable. Hebrews 10:26, 29, Matthew 12:31, 32, 36, 37.

These people have hope of being resurrected to a righteous new earth forgiven of all their sins, with perfect sinless bodies and getting their children back also to live in God's kingdom without goons charging them money to teach them all those horrid sex practices, infant sacrifice, etc. Isaiah 33:24, Romans 6:7, 23.

So instead of suffering evil, rape, who knows what in the way of illness, etc. They get to sleep peacefully with no pain or bliss and come back whole and refreshed.

Christendom is pagan, hateful, lying.

Debbie debbiepittman@yahoo.com

Any apologist can only give as good of an answer they can create, therefore they are limited because they do not have the direct connection to God for an answer.

Yes it is a contradiction but then there are many. Overall like most religions, they are unable to see the whole picture. The other thing I've noticed is that most have the only purpose of helping those that already have the faith, therefore they don't expect follow up questions or a real discussion. Religion teaches people to not ask questions but to believe through unquestioning faith.

I believe they often contradict themselves or people in general for that matter do to appease themselves. They do it so that the rules stick for them and the situations they need the answers to. Never looking at it from a all points of view! They sterotype what they don't understand and they condem what they dont know. Honestly, know child should be killed, but at the same time foster parents, orphanages have proven to us that they also can't be trusted.

Well, as has already been said, it IS a belief. However, I'd make more cases for Jesus if people would stop trying to poke holes in the whole God idea. I can only respond to so many answers in a day.

Their a confused lot those heretics who call themselves Christan not one dam one of them believes the same as the other. The only bible they know is the few lines of scripture they memorize to impress the other heretic flopping on the floor trying to prove he is full of something other than crap

I'm just going to split my sides with the deep theological sputum from these well versed proties (protestant or whatever else they call themselves) of the faith.

I’ll leave you with a quote from Marty L

Noblemen, townsmen, peasants, all classes understand the Evangelium better than I or St. Paul; they are now wise and think themselves more learned than all the ministers."

Peace be with you my heretic protie brothers

I asked that very same question (about the Bible quote) to one of my Christian friends. He responded that somewhere there was a Bible verse that claimed evil ran in family blood lines, so it was ok.

How lovely.

Yes, your're right. It is contradictory.

Killing the innocent (and the guilty) is to be taken as against God's Will - unless otherwise advised by God.

In this case, they were advised otherwise.

from my reading of it, God wasn't saying "kill all babies", the writer said "we killed everyone"

i don't know, maybe i'm not looking at the right part, can you show me the section?

for the record, i don't like carm

Good luck getting a logical response from the Xtians...