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AntiKarateKid
Hey guys! I was wondering, I have started exploring my faith more deeply as of the last few months. I have looked into the arguments for and against the other religions and even for and against atheism because God I believe God would not like blind obedience. But lately, I think my inquisitive nature has been going too far and now I start to question everything and my faith falters for a small time until I sort everything out and regain my faith. For example, I believe God created us and not the other way around but when I think about it I find myself trying to make an argument against someone who might question me about this and end up getting confused when in my heart my beliefs are clear.
Long post but basically, when should I stop questioning or do we always question?
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Not every question has an answer, but every answer has a question. :D
I took philosophy, sociology, and psychology. And there was a time where I was continuously asking questions, and not all my questions had answers, and if they did had answers they weren’t answers which I was pleased with. Don’t ask to much “why” questions, those are the most doubt creating questions, but rather ask the how questions. When you understand how things work you will start to know why they are important and what not.
And just remember you are on the right track, Islam is the right path towards success. If you start doubting then stop questioning for a while. I really don’t think a person should ask questions which only create doubt. But that is my personal opinion.
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