Do you question the existence of God?
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No I don't. I know he exists and believe in his Son Jesus. BUT with that said, too many people question God's existence because (1) they do not understand God; (2) they do not understand the nature of this world.Do you question the existence of God?
In the book, “Raven’s Peak”, Haatim questioned his faith in God because of the tragedies in his life. There was a point in my life when I questioned the existence of God when my father was taken from us.
Death is a part of life, we cannot escape that event and most people judge God's existence simply because their personal desires want some other result to take place. Because someone dies, that fact does not mean that God does not exist. God does not exist to be a genie granting every wish humans may have.
There is more to be said here but I will post this for now