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Have you ever doubted God’s existence? Why or why not?
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Yes, there have been times. Sometimes the oppositions will give compelling arguments. But, Praise God, He gave us logic and the knowledge of His indwelling within us. If God didn’t exist, we would have no reason to exist or purpose. Because He exists we have “hope” and “truth” of salvation and eternal life with Him.
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For me my parents and grandparents brought me and my brother up very early I knowing about Jesus especially my grandmothers they would always bring copies of Bibles, booklets, and tracts when they would come to visit especially ar Christmas get togethers. That would be their gifts to all of their grandchildren. Also I remember when we would stay at one of my grandmother’s house she would always have radio playing thru the night with church sermons or music on. So I am very thankful and grateful to my family to bringing us up learning and growing in Christ si never I have doubted the existence of God.
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I have believed in the existence of God since I was very young. There are times when that belief is called into question. Reality is though, a look at the issues leaves no alternative other than the exist of God.
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Never! I have believed that there was a God since I can remember. Before 5 years of age.
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I don’t believe that I’ve ever doubted the existence of God – although I’ve questioned why He has allowed certain events to occur without intervening. I know that God has His reasons and perhaps someday we will know what they were. In the meantime, I’m just going to trust that God is accomplishing what needs to be accomplished and His Soverign Will has everthing happening just the way it needs to be.
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Unlike most of the responses here, you don’t give “the way you were raised” as a reason for never doubting God. I’m of the opinion that the reason so many either leave the Christian faith or live less than Spirit-filled lives is because they have not really proved God’s existence for themselves. Instead, they tend to be like ancient Israel who often waffled between calling God “my God” and “my Father’s God” (Exodus 15:2).
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