Sometimes, we ask ourselves too much. We asked questions that hinders our faith. Such as,
” How do we know the God we believe was really God? What if He lied, and He was actually Devil?”
Firstly, why do you ask?
Secondly, is it really important for you to know the facts?
Honestly, I sometimes think that human just like to question themselves to find excuses. Some questions that we made up are not exactly very helpful, and it would lead no where even if answered. I am so sure when one asked one question that is answered, he/she will continue asking another, leading to tons of questions with no ending. Your motive is not finding an answer- your motive is just finding an excuse
Let me just give another illustration. Let us say you have a Math question(representing a quest from God to us, also known as vision), and it requires to do a multiplication and then an addition to get the answer(let’s take the steps as the steps we need to complete the vision). But yet, you asked me for the answer from an algebra question which does not link to the original question. I may answer you, but it would be of no help to you, because it is not a step to answer your original question. I may not answer you, you get angry, and say that because I didn’t answer that question, you now can’t continue. This is just like what some people react. When they don’t get an answer to a question that is secondary and does not place a big part in the whole picture, they get stumbled and turn to the wrong path.
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