Are Islam Q&A fatwas stating "kuffaar should be compelled to enter Islam" and sincerity being a condition of faith contradictory?

At one place Islam Q&A (2002) mentions Islam can be forced upon pagans: > The scholars explained that ... they are not to be forced, rather they are to be given the choice between becoming Muslim or paying the jizyah. > > Other scholars said that this applied in the beginning, but was subsequently abrogated by Allaah’s command to fight and wage jihad. ... **The kuffaar should be compelled to enter Islam** if they are not people from whom the jizyah may be taken, because that will lead to their happiness and salvation in this world and in the Hereafter. Obliging a person to adhere to the truth in which is guidance and happiness is better for him than falsehood. In another place, Islam Q&A (2009) mentions seven conditions for testimony of faith: 1. knowledge, 2. certainty, 3. acceptance and submission, 4. following that which is indicated, 5. truthfulness, 6. sincerity, and 7. love for this word and for what it implies and indicates. When a pagan is forced to Islam, he's not satisfying the seven criteria mentioned in immediate above link. Aren't these two verdicts contradictory?