This Lil piggy asks: Was Lot a "Righteous" man? As stated in the bible?

Question

2 Peter 2:7
and if he rescued Lot, a righteous man, who was distressed by the filthy lives of lawless men.

BUT FIRST:
Genesis 19:36
Thus both the daughters of Lot were with child by their father.

Lot impregnated both his daughter in a drunken stupor. How can he be "Righteous"?

Answer 1

Isn't amazing how these christians think it's perfectly ok for incest to have happened, especially with one of the great prophets? Then they turn around and attack Muhammad (PBUH) for supposedly marrying a young girl and consummating the marriage. Her real age was 18, since her sister Asma was 28 at the time of her wedding and her sister Asma was also 10 years older than her. But it completely shocked me to see that it was perfectly ok to have this done in their bible, and not just in this one place, but for all of these same hypocrites to jump on a man who gave women their rights and actually defended women. It's amazing to see how one woman actually says she has more freedom, when her own bible says her very birth is a loss, that her father does have that biblical right to rape her and sell her off into slavery for his own profit from which she can never be freed. It's also amazing to see how they accept Lot offering his own two daughters up to be RAPED, then turn around and claim it's Islam that does this. Read up people. It's your bible that says to kill apostates whereas Islam says to leave them alone. It's your bible that admires the dashing of infants heads against rocks as retaliation against their parents and the slicing open of pregnant women. Just look this up. Your bible is the sickest book in the world. Worse than anything Stephen King could come up with.

Answer 2

Righteousness is a state, not a constant. At the moment he was called righteous, it was true in comparison to those around him.

Answer 3

It was talking about the future righteous brothers,the guys that sang unchained melody.

Answer 4

Everyone makes mistakes. Righteous doesn't mean perfect.

Answer 5

lot didn't impregnate his daughters. they technically raped him without his knowledge. he can't be blamed for that.

if you want to question lot's righteousness, a better example would be that he was gonna hand over his virgin daughters to be raped, in order to spare the angels. of course, this is an example of biblical irony. lot offered his daughters up to be raped, and in the end they end up raping him instead. its kind of humorous, really.

Answer 6

It wasn't his fault, they got him drunk even if he could still get it hard over his own daughters. lol