Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast Is It Normal for a Believer to Struggle with Doubt?
Aug 1, 2025
Struggling with doubt is a common experience for believers and doesn't diminish faith. The podcast delves into how varying Gospel accounts can enrich our understanding of Jesus' resurrection, rather than presenting contradictions. It questions the authorship of Hebrews, challenging the notion that Paul wrote it. The ages of biblical figures prompt discussions about symbolic versus literal interpretations. Additionally, it explores the concept of sentience, proposing that all sentient beings possess a soul, which raises intriguing ethical considerations.
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Doubt is Normal for Believers
- Doubt is a normal part of being a believer and not a sign of lost faith.
- Faith can coexist with doubt, as illustrated by biblical figures who asked for help in their unbelief.
Address Doubt with Evidence
- When experiencing doubt, review solid evidences and reasons for your faith.
- Explore resources like Gary Habermas' "The Thomas Factor" to understand and address different doubts.
Selective Gospel Reporting
- Differences in Gospel accounts often reflect selective reporting, not contradictions.
- Variations in details, such as number of angels or descriptions, highlight different perspectives, not errors.
