What is the hardest question to answer?

Frank and other apologists have gotten thousands of questions: Which is the most difficult to answer and why?

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[Steve-qrlm]

The greatest that ever lived; He had no servants, yet they called Him Master. He had no degree, yet they called Him Teacher. He had no medicines, yet they called Him Healer. He had no army, yet Kings feared Him. He won no military battles, yet He conquered the world. He had no crime, yet they crucified Him. He had no need, yet He forgave them as they mocked. He was buried in a tomb, yet He lives today. His name is Jesus Christ and He is the Saviour of the world.

[gracemorganspeaks]

Whoever is reading this i pray for blessings, protection and promotion. May the Lord be with you.

[choosejesus]

My hardest question as a Christian would be why did God create us knowing so many will be in hell for eternity.

[RunnyBabbitMom]

I was homeless once with no one to help me and as a result I have a real heart for the homeless and can minister to them and help them find resources when I go to the city and the church the Lord directed me to is starting a homeless shelter. Sometimes the Lord lets horrible things happen to us so later on we can be a blessing to others in a more meaningful way.

[Truthjustice]

Yes.. In fact There are many things that you or. Other apologetic will not be able to answer
But I say. Keep the faith and stand for his Truth. Love respect share and help what you can. God bless you all from WA 💗😊👍

[kv]

It seems Frank is saying that questions that present an emotional barrier to be deconstructed rather than a logical one are the hardest questions to answer.

[jeffphelps]

Evil is problematic for the non theist they have no standard to judge by

[jacksfavorite]

The thing about answering questions about some unknown, supernatural entity is that within certain boundaries, an answer can be made-up and people can disagree, but no one can confirm with any certainty that you are wrong.

[drezilla]

My most difficult question is why does suffering have to be so severe and prolonged for some and not others. I understand that suffering is a result of our sin, but sometimes it is not directly and innocent people get extremely slow suffering diseases. This includes people that desire to live righteously so much because of the love for God yet continues to suffer extremely. I have chills of my own and would have so much trouble not doing more to prevent at least some.

[nowankersallowed]

Again though why do people allow bad things to happen yet blame God for it?
What is the human responsibility for allowing bad things to happen?

[Mixedjoshh]

Hey guys I was curious as a Christian I am confused about how repentance works. Because believing one has to repent and turn away from sin and trust and believe in Jesus how that works for example. I know repentance is turning away from sin but since none of us are perfect and we continue to sin even after we repent how are we saved? Like if you repent and then slip up and sin again because you can’t help it since we are fallen does that mean we can never be saved because we continue to sin?

[Matthew_Holton]

'Can you offer any actual real evidence for the existence of your god?' ...thats the question no apologist, theist of any kind has ever been able to satisfy.

[petripat]

God has a mind of his own just like us
He do what He pleases
With love and Glory

[youngcnyce]

I long for the day to be able to have an in depth conversation with God to understand his perspective better. As well as gain more wisdom from him.

[festushaggen]

The question asked by the critic who doesn't really want an answer. No answer will satisfy those who don't want to believe.

[theespionageact]

"Why is your religion any more believable than the other ones?"

[nichgorman]

Based on the title, I KNEW what his first (joking) answer would be :) How did I know that? Hard question... eh?

[Davisme]

My professor and i had a talk and i couldn’t answer this one question.
An 8 year old girl was raped and killed in my state. If God existed and if He loves, why didnt He protect that child. Why didnt God protect the innocent and allowed it.
I tried explaining the freewill God gives and the mans depravity. But he’s like, he only wants to view it from the little girls perspective.
He said he’s an atheist only because of this reason.

Its really difficult to come up a simple answer and present it well, in a small conversation.

[eliasjosephsson]

The question that haven't been asked yet.

[bobwhelan]

Straight questions seem to be the hardest for Mr Turek to answer.