Thoughts on QOTW – What does the Bible say about Ghosts and Hauntings
Robbie Holmes
November 3 at 3:59am
Hi Guys n Gals, just a thought on the weekly GQ question on "What does the Bible say about ghosts / hauntings?"
as I read it I thought of the witch at Endor and the spirit of Samuel as an example of the spirit of a dead person revisiting the living world. I know this was an exception allowed by God but wondered if the article should include this rather than say " If the term means “spirits of people who have died,” the answer is “no.” " ....even if just to clarify . . .
Timothy Craig Munger
9 hrs
I usually don't write about the questions I get, but this one demands it. What do you think of this?
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Question Text Ive always wondered why God gave women intelligence and reasoning skills. God created women as servants to men,you dont need advanced intelligence to understand simple commands. Wouldnt it be more beneficial for women to be less intelligent? Additionally women were created to glorify men, why does god seek worship from women as well? Women were created to bear children 
Wendyl Leslie
October 28 at 5:16am
I would appreciate your thoughts on my latest question assignment: "Does God uses Satan to achieve His purposes here on earth?"
I really don't know the answer to that one.
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Nace Howell Absolutely. Read the first couple chapters of the book of Job, then read the last chapters starting with 38 or so. The purpose is basically showing 
Jeff Laird
October 23, 2014 · Edited
I had a chance to appear on a local TV show, for an unscripted, one-take, no-prep interview on apologetics. The interview proper starts around 7:00, I got a mention in for Got Questions around 14:00; also at 45:00 with more details and stats. Interesting opportunity, talked about the basis for apologetics and my personal approach.http://bat.pegcentral.com/player.php?video=de3933c4b8b3eaf143f5893564dae57e
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