Questions vs. Answers

The good writer is the one who asks good questions, not answer the already known questions with already written answers.

i can give you a hint to find answers, but it is never propriate to just give you ready made answers. Nations develop by finding answers to new questions, Newton asked a new question at his time, why apples fall down from the tree on my head? That's how we learnt about the gravity.


Einstein asked many non sense questions and he started finding solutions, that's why he is considered as one of the most smart people ever lived on our planet.

The good lecturer leaves you with questions to ask, goals to seek, things to be curious about. the weak professor FEARS new things that's why he wants only to give you answers he knew, not questions him anythin! Also our personal lives devolop by asking new questions to ourselves, this makes us more stable and having healthy characters. (Why did i do so?, why am i angry?, What do i need?, etc...)

People who fear to ask are those who follow the flock, they are afraid to make their own path in this life, and when they die, no one will remember them!

The problem in BEING religious that they seek only answers, they are afraid from questioning, if someone died in a car accident they IMMEDIATELY say that JUST GOD WANTED SO AND SO. they don't ask how to PREVENT FUTURE ACCIDENTS. they are afraid to ask!!

i heard through my life the same answers again and again to the same template questions!!, People are TERRIFIED to ask new questions.

Jesus encourages us to ask, he said "ask and it will be given to you".

When pharisees asked for an ANSWER he left them with a QUESTION "I also will ask you ONE question, the baptism of John- was it from heaven or from men?"

another time he left a question :“There was a certain creditor who had two debtors. One owed five hundred denarii, and the other fifty. And when they had nothing with which to repay, he freely forgave them both. Tell Me, therefore, which of them will love him more?” (Luke 7:41, 42 NKJV)

also one day he asked them: "What people say about me?"

And to know solomon he asked solimon: "Ask! What shall i give you?"; God wanted to hear his questions

As a summary, God wants to hear our questions, and he leaves us questions to think in it.

don't seek final easy direct answers, but seek QUESTIONS and live with them, grow with them, it is a living experience not an exam we seek to drop the answers we were told from others.