As you may remember, our question traffic spiked in March, and it hasn't slowed down. Monthly, we average about 3330 questions. We're delighted that so many are curious and are finding our site. And we're continually reminded of just how important our volunteers are and how grateful we are for you. That being said, if any of you is able to take an extra question a week, please let us know. Also, if you know of any great writers who agree with Got Questions' Statement of Faith and are looking for a place to serve, please send them our way. . . .
Please let us know if you can answer more questions …
As you may remember, our question traffic spiked in March, and it hasn't slowed down. Monthly, we average about 3330 questions. We're delighted that so many are curious and are finding our site. And we're continually reminded of just how important our volunteers are and how grateful we are for you. That being said, if any of you is able to take an extra question a week, please let us know. Also, if you know of any great writers who agree with Got Questions' Statement of Faith and are looking for a place to serve, please send them our way. . . .
Question: Is it wrong to think of yourself as being special? Is it a sin? Does doubting that you are special actually show that you are more human and a better person who cares more for other people than some-one "who is full of there own self importance" and doesn't ever doubt themselves? Does God/Jesus want you to always think of other people as being special before yourself? Or not? Or does he want you to think that you are special/important to him? Yours Sincerely
Answered by: Edie Edmondson, who has been a volunteer with us since February 
Shea Houdmann
June 25, 2015
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Questions about the Bible: The 100 Most Frequently Asked Questions About the Bible
There has never been another book like the Bible. And there never will be. Only the Word of God is living and enduring (1 Peter 1:23) and is more precious than 
Wendyl Leslie
June 17 at 6:28pm
Got assigned a question today and would like your input on it: What is the difference between "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism"?
The terms "cultural Christian" and "Christian atheism" aren't totally foreign to me, however, I'm not having much success finding good info about them. My initial thoughts are that Christian atheists believe that Jesus was a good, moral man, but God Himself, is not longer relevant in the church or even dead.
On the other 
Justin Tilghman
June 16, 2015 · Kinston, NC
Would appreciate other's thoughts on this one:
Question:Can Christians wear skulls? clothing, rings etc.
My gut says there is nothing explicitly against it but there's really no benefit to it either, but I can't find anything in Scripture to "support" it. The only thing that comes to mind is Leviticus 19:28 but I don't know if that really applies.
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