**This response is biblically sound, provides helpful foundational information, gives practical wisdom, and answers the specific question directly. The tone is encouraging and personable. ** Question: What is a strong apologetic response to this statement from Louis Theroux and others like it? Psalm 14:1 - The fool has said in his heart, “There is no God.” They are corrupt, They have done abominable works, There is none who does good. “Well, the Bible would say that, wouldn’t it?” Profile: Male, North America, 19–25, Christian Answered . . .

**This response is biblically sound and personable. The writer walks the questioner through the arguments logically, demonstrating how to think through them and also how to engage others in thinking through them. The response both answers the question and models how to go about processing through objections people raise about the Bible.** Question: This was a new objection to Romans 1:20 that I have trouble refuting (posited by an atheist vegan). So vegans believe that animals are capable of suffering and therefore are entitled to the same right to . . .

** This response answers the question directly, provides scriptural support, explains issues clearly, has logical flow, cites sources appropriately, provides further resources, invites the questioner to consider the gospel, and maintains a personable tone. ** Question: Good afternoon, I had a question on Deut 18 The bible says a prophet will be raised amongst YOU (singular) from amongst YOUR (singular) countrymen/brothers. I have higlighted the word you and your since it is singular not plural in herbrew. If moses was talking to the israeilites . . .

** This response answers the question directly, provides scriptural support, gives clear explanations, makes helpful application points, highlights the truth of the gospel, offers further resources, and maintains a kind tone. ** Question: Is Solomon in Hell? 1 Kings 11 says that he worshiped other gods in his old age. Does that mean he is in hell because “His heart had turned away from the Lord” (1 Kings 11:9b). Profile: Male, North America, 19–25, Christian Answered by: Artin Kazarians, who has been a volunteer with us since September, . . .

** This response addresses the question directly and thoroughly, uses Scripture, provides clear explanations, and is genuinely kind in tone. ** Question: Christians say that the earth is only 6,000 years old, because of the genealogies given in the Bible, but in acts 2:17 it says that they were in the last days almost 2000 years ago. How could they be in the last days 2000 years ago if the earth is 6000 years old? Profile: Male, North America, 26–35, New Christian Answered by: Fritz Awig, who has been a volunteer with us since January, . . .

** This response answers the question directly, gives clear explanations, provides scriptural support, has logical flow, cites outside resources appropriately, and is genuinely kind in tone. ** Question: In John 8:44 Jesus calls the Pharisees the sons of the devil yet in John 8:56 He calls them the sons of Abraham while in John 8:39 He says "IF you where Abrahams children". My question is was Jesus calling them the children of Abraham or satan? Profile: Male, North America, 36–45, Christian Answered by: Tim Munger, who has been a volunteer . . .

** This response is biblically sound, answers the question directly with appropriate context information, gives clear explanations, and is personable in tone. ** Question: Why did Moses staff turn into a snake (Exodus 4)? Profile: Male, Oceana, Under 19, No Religion Answered by: James Young, who has been a volunteer with us since May, 2021. Answer: In response to Moses, the LORD used visible evidence (called “signs” – Exodus 4:8-9) to confirm that what He was saying was true. In the first two objections, the LORD spoke to Moses. Here, . . .

** This response is biblically sound and personable. It answers the question directly and completely, provides scriptural support, and explains things clearly. The tone is genuinely kind and the response offers encouragement based on the possible concern behind the question. ** Question: Why don't we go to heaven immediately after getting saved? Profile: None given Answered by: Eric Reaves, who has been a volunteer with us since September, 2017. Answer: Thank you for asking this question and I hope I can encourage you by offering you . . .