why it is my fault when parents do it and made me,why it is a sin,why God should blame for his will.?

Question

that he made it ,
forget about the people that lived 10000 years ago
if it was my choice i wouldn't come and make that sin.

correction
Why God should blame me for his will

Answer 1

you're saying that making babies is a sin or just the act of it? having sex is natural. it's what makes babies and what god made us for. the way you have sex or who you have sex with is what makes it sin to you.

Answer 2

I gave this same answer to this same question a couple of days ago.
If you are a parent and you have set down the rules for your children, you tell them the rewards and consequences they get for following or disobeying them. You have given that child the choice, now if that child still disobeys how would that be your fault? Your child made the choice.

We become the victims of our own wrong desires. Moreover, we live in an age when many simply refuse to feel responsible for themselves.

Some seek to brush aside conscience, refusing to hear its voice. But that deflection is, in itself, an act of choice, because we so desired.

Like it or not, therefore, reality requires that we acknowledge our responsibility for our desires. It is up to us.

God will facilitate, but He will not force.

Unquestionably, parents have such a profound role in assisting in the educating of our desires, especially when parents combine explanation and exemplification!

This ‘something’ called free agency is ‘everything’. We fought for it. We are divinely entitled to it, offered it by a loving Father in heaven. We are responsible for it. How we use it is up to us. And it is no one else’s ‘fault’ if we choose to use it unwisely. The responsibility rests squarely on our own shoulders. Each one of us, individually. Free to choose. Free to learn to properly control the path our life takes. A grand eternal truth is that we may choose for ourselves.

We come to know that the responsibility rests squarely on our shoulders.

If we make a choice, we are also choosing the consequence that follows.

Understand that “While we are free to choose, once we have made those choices, we are tied to the consequences of those choices.”

Answer 3

That's a tough one, isn't it? But, and I am only speaking for myself, it's pride that makes us think that way. I wasn't Adam or Eve, but I would have hid from God too. The thing is, now that I realize that, I have two choices to make.

1. I can run to God again and ask for His mercy because I hid.

2. I can run from Him.

I don't think there is a third choice.

Answer 4

Until a person is old enough to understand right from wrong, they are covered. When you understand, then by accepting Jesus as your personal savior and being willing to change your life, you are saved. Its not that hard and we didn't have to be crucified, Jesus paid the full price for our salvation.

Answer 5

you want to rephrase that please?it makes no sense.

Answer 6

me too ram

Answer 7

dude,what language was that?