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Questions I’d Like To Ask A Christian Pt. 2

A few months ago I wrote an article about questions I’d like to ask a Christian. In the meantime, I collected some more questions I’d like to receive answers to. Feel free to reply in the comments below.

Changing perspectives creates opportunities. It gives you new insights. New information will give you confidence to decide — one way or the other. And it will help you improve your decisions.

• If it turned out that Jesus was never the son of God, how would it affect your faith?
• If it turned out that the God you’ve been following was not the real God, what would you do to find the truth? How would you go about it?
• Are there any arguments from the atheist side that you think are “good”? If so, can you list them?
• What do you think atheists lack when looking for the truth? What could they change about their approach?
• Who do you think represents your faith the best? (Apologist, Youtuber, etc.)
• What verse in the Bible gives you hope and strength in tough times and why?
• Do you think atheists can live a happy and fulfilled life? If not, why? If yes, why?
• What’s your go — to argument when it comes to defending your faith? How do you expect your opponent to respond?
• How important is it to you to convert others?
• Which secular books have you read (if any) and which did you like most? Why?
• Would you be open to a conversation with someone with a different perspective?