Don't the questions and answers on this thread indicate that the bible raises more questions than it answers?

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

“ALL Scripture is inspired of God.”

These words at 2 Timothy 3:16 identify God, whose name is Jehovah, as the Author and Inspirer of the Holy Scriptures.

How satisfyingly delightful the inspired Scriptures are! What an amazing fund of true knowledge they provide! They are indeed “the very knowledge of God” that has been sought after and treasured by lovers of righteousness in all ages.—Prov. 2:5.

If there are questions You have that not answered by your faith -
then perhaps you are looking in the wrong place?

The Bible was given to mankind as a means to help them - not cause more turmoil.

False religion has been the culprit since Jesus time - and they are still misleading the world...

The messages that Christ sent to the seven congregations in Asia Minor by means of the Revelation given to the apostle John indicate clearly that by the end of the first century C.E.,
Babylonish religious practices and attitudes were creeping into the Christian congregation. (Revelation, chapters 2 and 3)

The apostasy blossomed particularly from the second century to the fifth century C.E., resulting in the emergence of a corrupt imitation of the pure Christian religion. Such Babylonish doctrines as the immortality of the soul, a burning hell, and the Trinity were incorporated into the teachings of apostate Christianity. The Catholic, the Orthodox, and later the Protestant churches all adopted these false dogmas and, therefore, became a part of Babylon the Great, the Devil’s world empire of false religion.

Anyone who has studied the roots of most popular religions today will find that they are full of paganistic practices...it's no
wonder people fail to realize what they are being taught is not true - and causes more confusion about the Bible, than in helping them.

Answer 3

As somone answered, the answers are in the word. But Christians dont spend enough time searching the word to help people with the answers. I mean you know when people want to know and when people just want to make a jerk of themselves, but for those who really have questions, because theyre searching for truth, or need help in a certain area, or whatever the case may be,christians should be ready to answer the call and were not. But the thing that unbelievers dont know and agree with is that the scripture is hidden from the unsaved, Its confussion to the lost. Ive been given several verses by somone showing me some contradictions in the word and about half way through of answering them, i realized that he cant see the truth as an unbeliever and sees the wrond context and interpretation just as the word says. For instance they say the creation was in 2 different parts of genesis which he said that creation is given in two different times. If they read closley they see that seed were created and then trees were created out of those seeds. God didnt create trees fully grown but seeds in the ground. Then the earth brought forth the trees and plants. Im not saying that my interpretation is right. I believe their is only one truth in the bible but many different interpretations by humans. Being unsaved and even sin in a christians life can and will hinder us from understanding Gods' word to the fullest. The sad thing is, and i will admit it, that some christians are confussed to and are asking questions. We are not as comited as we should be in the word and being the example to the world as we should be.

Answer 4

Well the Bible answers all the questions...it's just that sometimes we don't understand the answer so we raise more questions ourselves...and i have asked questions that i already know arent available through the Bible...but only through God Himself. But the ordinary questions...are all there in the Bible...it's just that the answers from the Bible...answers our question...but then we raise more questions from that answers.


that is my opinion. many people ask questions out of the ordinary...like me...and sometimes i dont kno how to word them...and fora year ive been stuck on a question but im not worried about it...becuz no human will ever learn all about God...they will learn about Him...but never all. my questions is out of the ordinary...and some people come up with thoughts by interpreting Scriptures....but who knows if they are right??? so the answer is only available through God Himself. =)

Answer 5

It raises questions yes, but if you look at those questions, for every one question you will find 50 different answers. Besides there is nothing wrong with asking questions when you do not understand.

Answer 6

Certainly not.

The answers are Big Truths.

The questions are mostly just picking at little things.

Answer 7

Not really, all the answers are there.

I think it's great that people want to know more about the Bible.

Answer 8

I would assume that it would depend upon your point of view. And if you were actually looking for answers, rather than just being argumentative.

Answer 9

I think that's the point of the Bible, dude.

Answer 10

In your opinion.