Why do some people thing you are anti-God if you question popular beliefs? Are we to never question anything?

Question

Thisisme? I 100% respect and agree with what you said. However, on the otherside, people take words out of context sometimes. It works both ways I suppose.

Answer 1

There are too many people in the world willing to believe anything without asking questions. Asking questions is how we grow as a people. Finding the answers to questions is what separates us from the rest of the creatures on this planet. When you accept the way things are then you stop being human and a part of you dies. I feel sorry for those who blindly follow whatever they're told without demanding answers. Keep asking questions and never believe anything until you get answers.

Answer 2

All depends on how you word the question; many anti God people phrase questions in such a way as to be deliberately insulting and harrassing. This is not a quest for an answer, but an opportunity for them to let us know how THEY feel.
Question all you want, but be respectful of our opinions, beliefs as you expect us to be of yours....

Answer 3

some are scared to have thier faith challeneged; if it's that weak, it never really took root in the first place.

the danger is not in questions; the danger is complacency, the settling for "answers" and the unwillingness to find new questions. Settling for "answers" = a dead, stagnant brand of spirituality; questions keep spirituality alive and vibrant.

Answer 4

Some religions can not hold up under the questionings, I've questioned the trinity and you would think i said lets go to war, they can not defend themselves with the book the bible.

Answer 5

Any sincere question should be considered

any question for purposes of gendering strife should not

Answer 6

because they are ignorant and so brainwashed into believing in god and shoving it down evr¡erybody´s throats

Answer 7

"Reason is the greatest enemy that faith has" -- Martin Luther