Who is God, and how can we know? Volume One begins with the foundations, examining Yahweh, the apparent differences between the Old and New Testaments, divine hiddenness, evil, and the character of God.
The Questions They Told Me to Ask: God, Scripture, and the Unseen World
God, Scripture, and the Unseen World
Who is God, and how can we know?
Is this the conversation you need?
Start here for the clearest reason to read this book. Continue into the full profile when you want its larger context.
This book may help readers carrying questions about questions, faith, and formation, especially those looking for a thoughtful, Christ-centered way to connect belief with lived formation.
The Questions They Told Me to Ask, Volume 1 of 2. It also belongs to the Questions, Faith, and Formation pathway.
Understand the book before you choose it.
Who is God, and how can we know? Volume One begins with the foundations, examining Yahweh, the apparent differences between the Old and New Testaments, divine hiddenness, evil, and the character of God. It then turns toward the formation, transmission, and reliability of Scripture before entering the often overlooked supernatural world of Elohim, the Divine Council, the Nephilim, the Watchers, angels, demons, Satan, and spiritual warfare. Written for readers who want honest investigation without fear or sensationalism.
Questions this book helps you face
- Why did you call the series The Questions They Told Me to Ask?
- Why did this project become two volumes instead of one?
- Why did you decide to engage subjects that many Christian authors avoid?
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These named resources continue or deepen the conversation in The Questions They Told Me to Ask: God, Scripture, and the Unseen World.
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Will Bourne discusses why this book was written, the questions it addresses, and the formation he hopes it serves.
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Creates room for hard questions while distinguishing repentance, forgiveness, reconciliation, restored access, and safety.
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The conversation begins with the quiet pressure many readers know well: some questions are welcomed only when they lead back to familiar answers. Questions about God, Scripture, difficult passages, and the unseen world may already be present, but bringing them into the open can feel like crossing a line.
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