Questions

[countrykidanthony]

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here's a qoute from singer/songwriter John Mark McMillan


"I think people need to be free to question things. God isn’t afraid of questions. Questions only offend the insecurities of people. When I was a teenager I told my dad, a charismatic pastor, that I wasn’t sure if I really believed in God. I thought he was going to be severely disappointed, but he said it was actually very healthy to be honest with God. Seriously, it's not like God didn’t already know. In fact, it’s the ability for me to honestly question what I believe that gives me the ability to honestly believe. So many people don’t really know what to believe because they’ve been under such religious pressure that they’ve never have had an opportunity. Love is only love if you choose it. It can't be handed down like homework."


Complete article here:

[chad_tukes]

some people don't really know what to believe because they refuse to question the unknown, of fear to go out of their comfort zones.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

doubt. because doubt is not a sin. it is a sign of your intelligence.

[akosabni]

The only stupid question is the one that isn't asked.

"If you ask a question - you will be a fool for 5 minutes, otherwise ignorant for rest of your life"

[chad_tukes]

The only stupid question is the one that isn't asked.

"If you ask a question - you will be a fool for 5 minutes, otherwise ignorant for rest of your life"

thus, there is no such thing as a stupid question.

the stupidest question is not considered stupid.

-Myself

[Jaman27]

Curiosity is never a crime. It's our instinct, innate, inborn, to question is never a negative option. To question gives us room for discovery, innovation and new ideas. It's better to ask why, than to never ask at all. Sometimes we need to take risks, sometimes we need to innovate, think and ask.
God knows us much more than we know, God is omniscient. Questioning faith is never a crime, it's a sign that we are interested in knowing faith further.

" The first batch asks why, and they were free, The second batch, answered, and they were trapped.