Got Questions about Got Questions

[Cow Poke]

I know a number of Christians who are not really into apolgetics, or actual self bible study, who seem to seek answers from GotQuestions.org

What do we know about them? Have you found serious problems with any of their answers?

[mossrose]

Haven't heard of them.

I usually check out my Bible if I got questions........

[KingsGambit]

As far as I've been able to tell their viewpoint is fairly standard for a conservative evangelical perspective. There is a fair bit I don't agree with on there but nothing I would call unorthodox.

[Cow Poke]

Haven't heard of them.

I usually check out my Bible if I got questions........

[Christianbookworm]

It's obviously done by different people. Some of the articles can be contradictory(anything goes in a marriage relationship as long as it doesn't hurt anyone vs that's a gross pratice that shouldn't be done). Most of the questions and answers are very basic.

[Sparko]

I know a number of Christians who are not really into apolgetics, or actual self bible study, who seem to seek answers from GotQuestions.org

What do we know about them? Have you found serious problems with any of their answers?

Have you tried getting an answer to your question at Gotquestions.org?

[mossrose]

What.

[Christianbookworm]

Have you tried getting an answer to your question at Gotquestions.org?

When I was younger... like early teens...

[Cow Poke]

What.

Yuh

[mossrose]

Yuh

I have a really good study Bible!

[Christianbookworm]

Maybe later teens... I don't remeber. Just that it's a decent general resource. Like an encyclopedia for conservative Evangelical Christian mores?

[phat8594]

I know a number of Christians who are not really into apolgetics, or actual self bible study, who seem to seek answers from GotQuestions.org

What do we know about them? Have you found serious problems with any of their answers?

Eh, I don't think its that great of a resource. In particular, I have had people use it as a 'reference' when discussing gifts of the Spirit. GotQuestions comes from a very cessationist background - and IMO, they aren't very intellectually honest in some of their assessments.

[KingsGambit]

Eh, I don't think its that great of a resource. In particular, I have had people use it as a 'reference' when discussing gifts of the Spirit. GotQuestions comes from a very cessationist background - and IMO, they aren't very intellectually honest in some of their assessments.

Along those lines, one thing that makes me uncomfortable is what they say about the events at Fatima. They conclude that it was a miracle of satanic origin. That seems like an awfully bold claim to make (and not to mention it might veer a little close to blaspheming to Holy Spirit if they're wrong).

http://www.gotquestions.org/lady-fatima.html

[Cow Poke]

Eh, I don't think its that great of a resource. In particular, I have had people use it as a 'reference' when discussing gifts of the Spirit. GotQuestions comes from a very cessationist background - and IMO, they aren't very intellectually honest in some of their assessments.

Interesting, Phat.... appreciated.

[T-Shirt Ninja]

This site seems pretty similar to CARM. Lots of individual content on a variety of topics but not especially deep answers with tons of research like you would find on tektonics.