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Have you ever doubted God’s existence? Why or why not?
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Yes, before I came to know God, there was certain situations in life that I faced, where I would question if God was real and if he was real, why would he allow these certain things to happen.
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I never doubted God’s existence. Because I believe that God is the creator of everything. He created heaven and earth.
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I have doubted God’s existence, I believe that it is a natural thought when fist learn to accept God as your savior
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Of course I was doubted God’s existence when I was young before believing Jesus christ, but when I received him as my savior and Lord of my life according to the scripture says in Roman chapter 10:9-10,my minds changed towards the God’s existence and believed him through his presence in all entire of my life.
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I’ve never doubted God’s existence; however, I often question His way of salvation which, I suppose, is a kind of doubt. For example, when I look at the course of human history, the picture is one that is, as Tennyson famously said, “red in tooth and claw.” In other words, civilization is marked largely by empires built by slave labor, violence, inequality, and other forms of inhumane treatment. In this environment, the Bible describes life as being little more than a vapour (James 4:14), all the while urging people to quickly accept and believe the gospel before their vapourous lives go up in smoke (even though Jesus Himself, in Luke 14:28, warned people to count the cost of discipleship) . If these wisps of smoke should die before accepting Christ, they are doomed to eternal hellfire. I guess what I’m saying is that God’s way of salvation, the “narrow gate,” appears to be a torturous path that few are able to find, much less navigate successfully (Matthew 17:14). Does the Bible’s remnant leitmotif aptly describe God’s ultimate purpose: to save only a smidgen of humanity and treat the rest as spiritual collateral damage?