One time, a group of Bible students approached me in DSW Shoes on Youree Drive. They wanted to ask me some questions for a project as they filmed my answers.
Back then, I wasn’t as “prepared to give an account” (as the Apostle Peter tells us to be) as I should have been, but this encounter made me recognize that fact.
One of the questions the students asked was simply: “Do you believe in God? Why or why not?”
Initially this seems like an easy question to answer, but most people end up answering in personal, subjective way. This isn’t wrong, but I wanted to also know how to articulate an objective response.
In my reading and researching, I came across ample objective evidence for God’s existence, including the fine-tuning of the universe, the intricacy of DNA, the existence of objective moral values, and many other philosophical arguments that point straight to the Creator.
I also read the following, which really sums it up: