Questions for Christians

Let me start by saying that most of your answers contradict Christianity. It looks like you're clever and moral, and the only reason for you to believe in God is simply because it's easier to. My questions, I think, would have made a lot more impact on Christians who really believe everything the bible says, and are more religious. Before I started this debate, I made the list of 35 questions. As you accepted the challenge, 19 of them were ruled out because of what you said in the first round (which contradicts my terms). I came up with new questions, most of them regarding the previous ones, and my main purpose is for you to understand that Christianity is not moral (like all other religions) nor logical. 16) I hope I'm not making false assessment, but I don't think you're pro-war, but your faith is. How does that work together? If you need any proof, let me quote the new testament, Matthew 10, 34-39 "Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword. 35 For I have come to turn a man against his father, a daughter against her mother, a daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law" a man"s enemies will be the members of his own household. ' 17) You said you chose Christianity over Buddhism. Have you thought about Atheism? 18) Christianity is sexist. If you think this is wrong, let me quote again: 'When Jesus came into Peter"s house, he saw Peter"s mother-in-law lying in bed with a fever. 15 He touched her hand and the fever left her, and she got up and began to wait on him.' (Matthew 8, 15) Jesus comes, heals, and then the woman, who was just healed from her fever, serves him. And that's just one example. 19) Your main reason for your belief in God is that when you needed help, things just worked out ? (if I got it right). This is a very silly and even immoral claim if you think about it! I apologize if I misunderstood what you were saying, but this reason actually suggests that when things DON'T work out, it's the result of God too. But of course, when something bad happened, you didn't blame God, didn't you ? And most importantly, it means that God REALLY loves, for example, criminals who were never caught, some Nazis who lived a full life and died without sentence, but it also means God REALLY hates the sick, the poor, the unfortunate, and the unlucky, the Africans, and the 6 MILLION who died during the holocaust, which of course, contradicts Christianity and logic. 20) Your heaven-hell reasoning is somewhat logical, but Christianity doesn't say that. You can't call yourself a Christian if you don't agree with Christianity. Why do you call yourself a Christian though ? 21) Have you read the bible? 22) Have you read the new testament? 23) If you don't believe all things in the bible are correct, then why are they written? Are they lies? 24) Natural disasters weren't caused by God, but God created the universe and the big bang... which causes natural disasters - that's your point? And let's say I accept your completely illogical statement, why doesn't God stop natural disasters from happening? 25) What aspects of Christianity do you AGREE with? 26) AGAIN - READ THE BIBLE! It was Abraham, not Jacob. Now to the question: Abraham didn't know God was going to stop him from murdering his son. He really was going to do it. And the fact that he WAS willing to do it, is a sign for his complete trust and love in God, which is accepted as good in Christianity. This is MAD. I see it as a sign for ignorance, blind faith and stupidity. This is a story told to CHILDREN. Is this moral? How can you be a part of a religion that supports this? 27) If you would be a Muslim living in Syria, and it turned out that Christianity is the 'right religion' - you would be sent to hell. Is that fair and just? Or is the whole heaven-hell thing just a simple ingenious trick into leading people into Christianity - by making them believe they are the chosen one? (Nazi again!!!) 28) Would you admit that you believe in God just because it's easier for you, and not because of reasoning, logic or proof? 29) According to my questions and your answers, do you really believe in God now? 30) I have decided to ask you 30 questions only, and now I would like to add a few extra material (you can read it after you write your following entry) that I think you should read in your spare time: https://www.youtube.com... This is a YouTube channel of a great american guy named Hemant Mehta (atheist obviously). He uploads really great videos, my recommendation is that you watch, especially, the video of '78 questions for Christians' - that was the inspiration for this debate, and I also took a few questions from there. Also, the 11 Gruesome bible stories, is a great episode too. a darkmatter2525 video, that is worth every second of watching The bible - a very convincing book that makes you understand that it is, to quote Einstein,' an incarnation of the most childish superstitions' Go to church - I know, sounds like the exact opposite, but if you open your mind and hear what is said with a judgmental point of you, this will give you a lot of things to think about. Me. You can ask me any question in the world about this topic. I enjoyed reading your answers to my questions, I want to thank you for taking this seriously, and also for your fast entries. *To all people in the comments - after this debate will be finished, I will open another one with the name: Questions for Christians (2), to hear another Christian's opinion. More information will be given in the last round.