Why do we have questions is it reflection or search for knowledge?

Answer 1

Sometimes, it is reflection.
Sometimes, it is search for knowledge.
Sometimes, it is curiosity about what other people think.
All of those are acceptable.
A few like to ask mocking questions, for some reason. My own guess is that it makes them feel superior. Such a lack of self-esteem is truly pitiful.
What is even more pitiful is when we respond in kind. I know I've been guilty of it at times. I'm trying to learn more self-restraint.

Answer 2

I think its curiosity more than anything else. Think of children, at the earliest age. They are ALWAYS asking questions, about everything they see. Theyre too young to be reflecting though, or searching for knowledge, theyre simply wondering about something they saw. :)

As you get older and more intelligent, the questions change and become deeper, but the reason for asking them stays the same. Its human nature to be curious.

Answer 3

Ask questions as much as u can until u are very clear with the topic u have taken ... So it is a Search of Knowledge ..Sure

Answer 4

Questioners way to test other`s knowledge.

Answer 5

Boredom

Answer 6

Depends on the question you are asking. Searching and questioning is a great thing. We were not made to be mindless, blind followers. He wants us to willingly follow Him!! We can't do that if we don't know what we are getting into!

Answer 7

search for knowledge (and understanding)

Answer 8

I think seeking knowledge and then deciding for ourselves if that information will help us.

Answer 9

on YA the questions are mainly to spread hate, or insult others or convert

Answer 10

Both, mind-boggling isn't it.