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The Source of It All

The oldest questions we all carry — about God, meaning, suffering, and why we are here.

• Is There a God? The Question That Has Shaped Humanity for Thousands of Years Few questions have inspired more conversations, debates, books, discoveries, and personal reflection than this one:
• Is There an Afterlife? The Question Every Human Being Eventually Asks Sooner or later, every one of us asks the same question.
• Why Is There Suffering in the World If God Exists? If there is one question that has challenged humanity for thousands of years, it's this:
• Why Am I Here? Do We Have a Purpose? Every human being eventually asks the same question.
• Do We Have Free Will? Or Is Everything God’s Divine Algorithm? Few questions have challenged humanity more than this one.
• How Can I Know God Personally? Looking Beyond Religion to a Living Relationship Few questions are more personal than this one.
• Does Prayer Work? How Do I Pray? Rediscovering One of Humanity’s Oldest Conversations Few practices have endured across cultures and throughout history quite like prayer.
• What Is a Sin, Really? Looking Beyond Rules to the Condition of the Human Heart Few words carry more emotional weight than the word sin.
• Why Science and God Don’t Compete—They Reveal Different Sides of the Same Truth For generations, we’ve been told that we have to choose.
• If God Is Both Masculine and Feminine, Why Does Everyone Say “He”? Looking Beyond Pronouns to the Nature of God One of the questions I hear surprisingly often is this:
• What If Every Story Humanity Tells Begins With God? What if we’ve been looking at human creativity backward?
• "The Kingdom of God Is Within You": What Jesus Meant—and Why It Still Changes Everything Few statements attributed to Jesus have challenged my thinking more than this:
• You Don’t Truly Know God by Reading About God—You Know God by Experiencing God Imagine someone who has spent their entire life reading books about the ocean.
• Why Pray If God Already Knows Everything? This is one of the most honest questions anyone can ask.
• Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? If there’s one question nearly every person asks at some point in life, it’s this:
• What Blocks My Connection to God? One of the questions I’ve asked myself more than almost any other is this:
• What Is the Belief of an Atheist? One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that atheism is a religion.
• Michel Scavuzzo's Divine Algorithm: Knowing Yourself as a Child of the Living Father One of the most profound statements ever recorded is found in the Gospel of Thomas: