That seems to be the root of the problem. You were raised to believe, not to learn or understand. When your views are based on belief and faith, instead of reason and evidence, there is a tendency to bounce from one misunderstanding to another.

I would be curious to know where the author looked for answers to his not very original questions. (The questions are boiler plate rhetoric from religious websites intent on confusing the uninformed) Such questions are what are known in the trade as “PRATTS” – Points Refuted a Thousand Times.

It’s a pity the author’s “studies” apparently didn’t include gleaning any of the readily available information available on the actual subject.