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How can you be so sure there is a God, since science hasn't proven His existence?
The existence of God cannot be proven in a laboratory or through the complicated mechanisms of logic. Neither can love, nor beauty, nor happiness, but that does not mean they are not real.

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Since Adam and Eve were the first humans, where did their eldest son Cain get his wife?
Genesis, chapter 5, gives the written account of Adam's lineage. ... No doubt Cain married one of those numerous daughters or granddaughters of Adam.

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How can the Bible be correct about the world being created in six days?
Many Christians become troubled when they read the creation account in the Bible and then listen to the ideas of evolutionists.

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Does God really care how we use our natural resources?
God does care about how we treat the earth which He has given us for a home.

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Where did all the different races come from?
Billy Graham writes, "God created [the races] and gave them their unique identity. ... But God did not create the strife between races, nor did He intend for it to be that way."

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Where was the Garden of Eden located?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible tells us it was a real place ... Its exact location is not known, although it apparently was somewhere in the Middle East."

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If God created the stars, isn't it possible that He wants to send us messages through them?
Billy Graham writes, "One reason Christians don't practice astrology, quite simply, is because the Bible tells them not to."

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When were the angels created?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible doesn't say exactly when God created the angels, although it seems likely that they existed before He created the universe."

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Our 6-year-old son asked us this: "If God created everything, then who created God?"
Billy Graham writes, "God had no beginning, nor will He ever come to an end."

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When were the angels created?
Billy Graham writes, "The Bible tells us that the angels were witnesses to the creation of the world, which indicates they were created long before that great event."

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Our daughter's teacher ridicules people who say they believe God created us. How can we help?
Billy Graham writes, "In spite of what her teacher says, many outstanding scientists believe in God and see no conflict between their science and their faith."

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Why did God create the human race? He must have known we were going to turn our backs on Him.
Billy Graham writes, "God made us for one reason: so He could have fellowship with us. It wasn't that He was lonely or needed us—but He made us in His image so He could shower His love upon us."

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Does the Bible say anything about taking care of the environment? I have some passionate friends who claim the Bible is anti-environmental. Are they right?
Billy Graham writes, "I'm grateful for your friends' concern for the environment—but no, they aren't right when they say the Bible isn't concerned about the environment. In fact, of all people, Christians should be the most concerned for the environment."

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I have everything a person could ever want but I'm unsettled and wondering what's missing in my life. Is it God? How do I know?
Billy Graham writes, "Have you ever asked yourself where that empty place in your life came from? The answer is, it came from God—and He put it there so you wouldn't be satisfied with your life the way it is, but you would seek Him—and find Him."

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What does the Bible say about life on other planets? Or does it forbid us to believe there might be intelligent life elsewhere in the universe?
Billy Graham writes, "There may be intelligent life on other planets—but if so, the Bible doesn't mention it. If there is, it is because God put them there (just as He put us here), and their purpose is to glorify and serve God (just as ours is)."

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I'd really like to believe in God, but I just can't quite make it across the line. Can I overcome my doubts?
Billy Graham writes, "Have you ever asked yourself why you have a hard time believing in God? One reason, I suspect, is because you are trying to talk yourself into believing in Him—and yet you don't have any reason for believing He exists."

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Why did God make so many different animals and insects and plants? Couldn't He have just made a few of each kind, instead of millions of them?
Billy Graham writes, "Yes, He could have made just a few kinds of animals and fish and plants—but I'm glad He didn't, because it makes the world such an interesting place!"

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Did God know the human race was going to end up fighting and killing each other and so forth? If so, why did He bother to make us?
Billy Graham writes, "God made us because He loved us, and He wanted us to love Him in return."

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I've always been fascinated by angels, but I have to admit I don't know much about them.
Billy Graham writes, "Angels haven't always existed; God created them—and He did it long before He made the world."

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Does God just make people like me bad?
Billy Graham writes, "The worst thing you could do would be to assume you can never change, but will spend the rest of your life getting into trouble (even if you don't want to)."