Knowing God

We believe the most important relationship you could ever establish is a vital, personal relationship with the God of the universe. However, a lot of people have many questions about God, the Bible and life. If that is your situation you might begin exploring with some of the “Top Ten Tough Questions” below.

For others who are in the “seeking” mode, you can find some suggestions on the page, “How To Seek God.”

If you feel ready to begin that relationship with God and want to know what the New Testament says about how to have a personal relationship with God, please click on “How To Know God Personally.”

For those who would like to research the Bible on their own, please click on this “BibleGateway.com” link for a selection of versions of the Bible that you can use to search words, topics and other matters.

Top Ten Tough Questions

Here are some common questions that people have about the Bible, God, and life.

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1. Is There a God?
2. Why Do Bad Things Happen?
3. Are the biblical documents reliable?
4. Can’t I worship God in my own way?
5. Doesn’t evolution disprove the claims of the Bible?
6. The claims of Christ stand or fall on His supposed resurrection. Is there any evidence for the resurrection of Christ?
7. Did Jesus really claim to be God?
8. Why Is Jesus different from other religious leaders?
9. Won’t a good, moral life get me to Heaven?
10. Isn’t the God of the Old Testament a God of hate?

For additional tough questions and answers

If you have a question that is not listed here, please email us at austin@cru.org.   We would enjoy interacting with you about your specific question.

Do you have questions about life and God but not sure who to talk with about these important issues? Are you searching for truth in a world that can be so confusing? Many people are searching online and finding answers to their deepest questions.

EveryPerson.com was designed to provide a safe place to explore life’s deepest questions. You can read the articles and then indicate if you have more questions or want to connect with someone about this topic online.

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