Which biblical law applies?

Al people sin, the wage of sin is death. Not that hard.

* Sigh *
Ok we get this here periodically where someone will either word-search an online bible for key words or just copy-paste from some sort of atheist blog who just took verses out of the context and called it a contradiction
Ironically enough the previous biggest atheist-wikis was named after one such example (iron chariots)

Please read the whole chapter and not just the ones that have key words in them
I'll add the context this one time for you but I won't make a habit of doing this because it gets tiresome

Just take this as an example of how you collect your information isn't how you should be collecting information please
Ok I'll post the reply in a moment

3 entire pages worth of verses and explanations and my laptop shut off -----_____------

*huff* ..ok in a nutshell..
Ezekiel 18 in its totality
is a response to the behaviour of the Israelites at that time based on a non-biblical proverb used to justify committing crimes and ignoring gods law

'“‘The parents eat sour grapes,
and the children’s teeth are set on edge’?' 18:2
(roughly translated -- the sins of the father are placed onto the son, ergo don't bother following the rules because the result is predetermined)

SPECIFICALLY Ezekiel 18 is in regards to the capital punishment (death sentence) over a mans act on another man or an act against the lords laws

"He eats at the mountain shrines.
He defiles his neighbor’s wife.
He oppresses the poor and needy.
He commits robbery.
He does not return what he took in pledge.
He looks to the idols.
He does detestable things.
He lends at interest and takes a profit.
"Will such a man live? He will not! Because he has done all these detestable things, he is to be put to death; his blood will be on his own head" 18:10-13

In effect the 'sin' is not the same as the sin mentioned in Romans (or genesis)
Its like saying the word 'lie'...it can mean 'not true' or 'laying down', same word but different meaning.
The context makes this abundantly clear over and over again..

10 TIMES in 30 verses

There was more but I don't have the time to write out the other 2 pages on the differences etc etc
Hopefully you get the point from this much that reading a verse out of context gives a false conclusion

thanks and God bless

Understand the source and you will understand the meaning.