At what point do you no longer question????

It is only in your head that other people are different from you.Here is how it works. "God is this way :... No God is this way : ... Why don`t you question your beliefs until you`ll reach the same conclusion i have reached ? " Maybe you should be more concerned about questioning your own beliefs and leave the others to believe whatever they want to believe.

I think everyone enters a point in their lives when they become skeptical of things. You either research to find the truth or you just forget it and move on. That's why I am at the point now where I believe the words in my bible, because out of skepticism I looked into it deeper and found it to be correct 100% of the time. On the other hand people themselves should always be looked at with skepticism. Just because someone says they come in the name of God doesn't mean they really do. The bible itself says to question everything.

Blind faith is of course a dangerous thing, but remember the words of Soren Kirkegaard, "Life is a mystery to be lived not a problem to be solved." Or, as Wittgenstein puts it, "If I have exhausted the justifications, I have reached bedrock and my spade is turned. Then I am inclined to say: "This is simply what I do." all the best urban

Its some of all the things you mention, plus they get fixated by Faith. Faith has been said to move mountains, but I've yet to see a mountain moved! To question any part of the bible would downplay the value of religion in the minds of those religious fanatics!

I stop questioning when I realized that all the things happenned in my life are what I have to go trought and in a way some are to thank for, those are blessings... which I would be grateful for later on if not right now...

I do not question when I run out of time. 1. I think it is good thing to question. The more questions you can ask the more you can learn. 2. Certainly insecurity can cause us to throw up our arms and ask for help. It is not a time of questions you are correct. 3. We all have pride in our accomplishments. I think it is a good thing but if we have too much pride,it bad for everyone. So true. 4. It is a need true to feel we are right. If we are uncertain we would not have much confidence that's for sure. 5. Our basic educuation and how we grew up will affect us all our life. It is good thing to hold on the good things we learned and question it too. 6. It makes us who we are. 7. Never, keep asking the right questions. Revelation 1:3 (New International Version) Blessed is the one who reads aloud the words of this prophecy, and blessed are those who hear it and take to heart what is written in it, because the time is near.

You always question. Always. That is part of being human. You would not be human if you didn't question. If you knew everything, then you shouldn't be here.

Perhaps it's because they understood that life and that book is a learning process and they learn to appreciate it more day-by-day. They don't get that way because they didn't question. Neither did they get that way because they were forced and have worked so hard. It is when you get into Theology classes that you understand the history and reasons for the words in that book. You don't actually need to memorize it, you just need to apply it in your life. Have a great MyLot experience ahead!

I personally continuously question what I believe. That "what if" song is always playing in my mind. But from what I know of the life I live, something needs to prove itself tangible in order to be perceived as tangible. Obviously this can be done in different ways and through a variety of methods and deductions and predictions. But at the end of the day, I find it hard to take any religious scripture seriously. Even to so-called kindest and gentlest and most loving scriptures out there are flawed. And these flaws can be picked out by a 8-year-old kid given the freedom to analyze it honestly and without fear looming over his or her head. So, for me, it's a toss-up as to why people would subscribe to every single word and stop questioning. I think fear certainly plays a role, but I also think knowledge comes into play. A good example of this would be one of religion's favorites scientific characters, Newton. Once he reached the limits of what he was able to understand, he put something unknowable beyond that wall. And by doing that, he suddenly knew. So for people who take their scripture literally and cling to it, I think they truly believe that they're right, and they truly fear questioning if it's wrong. That obviously couldn't apply to every individual. But with the carrot and the stick being the major part of any popular religion, it becomes obvious that a reward is sought and a punishment is avoided. To get one and to avoid the other, you have to subscribe as taught. Religion doesn't teach that you can institute your own rules. The idea of "free" will isn't so free at all. Doing the wrong thing will cost you dearly. So it's extortion. But when you get down to it, few people know the entirety of their holy books. They pick and choose what to take seriously and what to avoid unless it's brought up and they suddenly need to defend it. I think it's enough that most folks just believe that it's true. After that, the search stops.

The unquestionable cannot be questioned. However, beliefs should be questioned. There comes a point in life where questioning becomes impossible. That is also where life becomes beautiful. When you are free from questioning, that is indeed a very great freedom.

When there is no longer any need to question.

Hello Bird, there are some verses in the bible that is really doubtful for me most of them time, most of specially when it comes to the issues with the gay or lesbian people. back in the day were men were dominant and feminism didn't exist. I have taken theology classes back in College and it tells the history which supports some of the bible verses. sometimes, when you question it, just waste your time into asking more and more questions and then you completely leave yourself with a huge question mark in your life. You ask too many questions but i don't think am in the position to answer that, you have to find them on your own. otherwise, answering your question would raise debate.

Hi bird: I think that's a way people defend themselves from their fears. Humanity has always faced some questions where we know there's not only an answer and that we can't be 100% sure about what to expect. Some people take the decision to assume their truth is the only answer because that's the way they feel safe and better with themselves but the consequence is that they are not really thinking. ALVARO

There are those who simply latch on to what they have been taught and never question it. Others, once they decide what they believe never attempt to question or change because they want something that does not change in their life. They need something they KNOW is true and can fall back on. Sometimes these people harden themselves and are no longer teachable. However, there are others, who have heard the whisper of God in their heart. In which case, they can set aside any questions about that particular thing because the author of the holy book has given them the answer. Whether or not they have truly heard God, is of course, between them and God. But one way to tell if you wonder if it was God is whether or not you have peace in your heart about it. If God gave you an answer you should have peace and rest about it. The holy book is of course the one source of information that the reader need not ever question. You can rest and be assured every word is true. When reading the holy book is the one thing in life during which we can set aside all doubts, all need to question or wonder if what we are reading is indeed true, but one must rightly divide and seek the holy book's author to be sure you are interpreting it correctly. Interpretations can be flawed and questioned. The book itself will always be right.