Question 1) Is it not somewhat nonsensical for God to have created a pig, granted it quite a high degree of intelligence and ability to feel pain, and then demonised it, declared it as unclean and allowed it to be used as a sacrificial object to exorcise demons with?
Just your subjective opinion. You don’t agree with God. And? I trust in God’s objective standards. That simple. He used a herd of pigs to help free an entire region of people from the oppression and possession of demons. I trust his judgment.
Here is the link to the pig thread….all my responses included:
http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=589225.0#quickreplyQuestion 2) You've already tried to answer this one vaguely by suggesting that Jesus rocked up in the New Testament to cancel out God's old orders of killing your family if they worship other gods, so just to clarify - You are saying it is wrong for people to kill their family for idolatry, but it was fine before Jesus came?
I don’t know what “rocked up in the New Testament” means.
You’re referring to laws specific for the Israelites which I addressed already in this thread today.
Here are today’s replies (I shortened them here):
Given the book mentioned do you have a question about something pertaining to the specific laws for Israelites? The Israelites are God's chosen folks and as such they were to be set apart in every facet of their lives from the world around them. Their existence was such that everything done was in order to be holy and pure representatives of God. They had specific dietary laws, clothing laws, sacrificial laws, tithing laws, hygiene laws, etc.....
A big "no-no" was putting false gods before God (or having any part of false gods). You can't be part of the chosen, set apart folks and give worship to man-made, demonic, false gods.....punishment was death. Gentiles were grafted into the nation of Israel, but Christ's salvific work eliminated the sacrificial laws yet upheld the moral laws (10 commandments...with the exception of Sabbath law) and removed Gentile involvement from old dietary, clothing, hygeine, tithing laws, etc.....the new testament is a new covenant.
So in this case we need some historical context.
Objectors of these verses typically envision and portray the Israelites worshipping fun-loving, happy-go-lucky, false gods of flowers, puppies and rainbows.
And whichever of the pure of heart Israelites chose to worship these sugary-sweet, gentler than gentle, kinder than kind false gods was put to death by the vindictive, murderous, jealous, bitter, petty, vile God of the Hebrews!! BOOOOOOOO Hebrew God! How could you?!! 
Not the case.
Pagan worship was anything but smiles, puppies and candy bars. It was live infant sacrifice via burning to death on white hot altars to Molech. It was self-mutilation within ceremonies of sexual perversion and the whoring of young women in demonic rituals to Baal. It was demonic rituals of witchcraft/sorcery and further ritualistic sexual perversion and whoring of women to the pagan goddess Asherah. It was carnal, it was dark, it was twisted, it was evil, it was demonic and it destroyed countless innocents.
So, if an Israelite defied his/her sacred covenant with God and chose to participate in the evil worship and practices of false pagan gods such as Baal, Asherah and Molech they lost their wretched lives for it. These folks traded new and righteous life in order to corrupt and destroy the lives of others.
Do I believe God was just? Absolutely. If a person is going to break a righteous covenant with God and engage in acts that pervert and murder innocents then it's absolutely just that your life be forfeit as punishment.
Question 3) Given that you've claimed to have experienced God's presence before, as well as that of Angels and Demons (if i am not mistaken), Would you sacrifice your child and "give up their "worldly existence" if God asked you to?
Just answered this above.
Here was my reply:
Given I know of Abraham’s example in scripture yes I would follow through, but I also know that God stopped Abraham after he was tested and didn't allow his child to die.
Without that knowledge of Abraham’s circumstance would my faith be as strong as Abraham’s if I were tested in the same manner? I don’t know.
Dave is exactly correct though, Jesus Christ is the ultimate sacrifice so the question is bascially void...the circumstance wouldn't happen....it's merely a thought experiment.
Question 4) As for you quoting out of Deuteronomy, what difference would it make if it was your original words or an article which you posted in support of your stance? Are you saying that you personally repudiate all of its passages and do not believe them to have come from God? Or could Deuteronomy be correct when it comes to drug use, but wrong nowadays, when it comes to sacrificing your family?
I don’t agree with every word written in articles or remember every facet of every article posted, but I post things up for the sake of discussion. There’s no activity on the board. In general I agree with most things posted in their entirety. Sometimes I put articles up just to stimulate discussion.
What does make a difference is the example you’re referring to. I need context to understand your questions. Show me which of my posts referred to Deuteronomy or which article I posted that referred to it. Then we can discuss…..as intended. Or better yet. Go to the thread that interests you and begin discussing.
What drug use are you referring to in Deuteronmony? I don’t have the book memorized.
Have all your questions been addressed now between this post and one above (to you)?