How can Christians justify natalism? According to their logic, this is what they are doing to the people they conceive

How can Christians justify natalism? According to their logic, this is what they are doing to the people they conceive.

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Fuck off back to r9gay or reddit you absolute turdmuncher

"Go forth and multiply and cover the earth."

Some people take God's orders seriously, some don't.

Here's what you don't know. If you and a child were killed in that accident, the child would go to heaven.

You? Not if the accident were yesterday.

No you idiots, I'm talking about Christian eschatology. How much of an asshole do you have to be to think people are automatically born in rebellion to a limitless and wrathful God and think it would be a good idea to put someone else in that situation. Your defense is a specific instruction given to the only two men who could populate the earth. If you actually read the new testament and observed the teachings of the apostles, you'd see marriage is only regarded as the appropriate outlet for lustful desire and that they, especially John call on the church to remain celibate. And as a matter of fact if you believe the tribulation is soon by reproducing you are actually directly disobeying God.

"And woe unto them that are with child, and to them that give suck in those days!"

Matthew 24:19

God doesn't care if there are 7 billion or 7 billion and one people. Of course if Adam and Noah hadn't reproduced there would have been no people. There is no such risk today.

Oh, that's how.

Then I guess my Christian parents willingly screwed me.

I don't understand why you'd force someone into the world full of pain and suffering as a result of "free will" when they'll just be cursed with original sin for being born

That's a good point. Indeed, logically speaking if you believe in Christianity you should be able to imagine throwing a wrench in God's plan by the whole human race refusing to reproduce. It would cause some sort of determination of the scheduling of the eschaton.

Christians don't want to throw wrenches into God's plan though. That's just dirty gnostics.

>Christians don't want to throw wrenches into God's plan though.
Yes, but they should. The God of the Bible is a monstrous psychopath who, if it was real, would deserve to be opposed by all righteous people.